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Over 18.6K Filipino Nurses Sought US Jobs In 2022

The Visayas Journal -
More than 18,000 nurse graduates from the Philippines got a job in the United States, the highest number to record after 14 years.

Senator Villar Pushes To Develop The Yellow Corn Industry

The Visayas Journal -
Senator Cynthia Villar urged the government to consider the yellow corn industry, relating its importance in poultry.

Online Filing Of Tax Returns Proposed For Overseas Filipinos

The Visayas Journal -
The government has plans to open a virtual filing of tax returns to make it easier for overseas Filipino workers to file even outside the country.

Indigent Senior Citizens To Receive Php12 Thousand This Year

The Visayas Journal -
Some Filipinos classified as indigent senior citizens are bound to receive a Php12,000 social pension as indicated in the 2023 national budget.

Senate Bill Aims To Create Nationwide Bike Lanes, Safety Laws

The Visayas Journal -
The government is looking forward to implementing measures for bike lanes nationwide, considering the high percentage of people who uses bikes as their mode of transportation.

Job Placement Offices Needed To Make Students ‘Employable’

The Visayas Journal -
Legislators have agreed to push the launching of job placement offices in public secondary schools to help students choose their career paths in the future.

Economist: 2022 Growth ‘Good Start’ For PBBM Admin

The Visayas Journal -
A Filipino economist sees that the Marcos administration has an excellent start to economic development with its digital transformation and infrastructure development plan.

Chinese Tourists To Fuel Global Econ Recovery, Cultural Exchange

The Visayas Journal -
After the concerns about the Covid-19 pandemic, China already eased its outbound travel restrictions which were seen to benefit the global economy.

Senator Lapid Bill Mandating Free Transport Of Relief Goods Filed In The Senate

The Visayas Journal -
Senator Lito Lapid put out a plan providing free freight services to deliver aid supplies to places hit by recent disasters.

Senator Villar: Build PWD-Friendly Infra Facilities In SUCs

The Visayas Journal -
Senator Mark Villar urged state universities and colleges to build more facilities for persons with disabilities to show support in their community, even on school grounds.
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