BAKA LANG MAKATULONG KABAYAN! with Macho Bretana.

1. Extensive crackdowns on overstayed migrant workers.

• Kasalukuyang isinasagawa ang crackdown sa mga piling lugar sa Korea.

• Isinasagawa ito ng pinagsamang puwersa mg Ministry of Labor, Immigration at mga Police.

2. Pinapayuhan ang lahat ng mga apektado nating kababayan na umiwas sa mga lugar na madalas Pagmulan ng kaguluhan tulad ng inuman, mga lugar na lumilikha ng malakas na ingay na maaaring pagmulan ng reklamo, noraebang at iba pang mga kahalintulad na lugar.

3. Isasagawa ang crackdown sa mga pagawaan at iba’t-ibang pampublikong lugar.

4. Ang anumang pagawaan na mahuhulihan ng overstayed migrant workers ay pagmumultahin ng hanggang 20 million won at hindi papayagang makapaghire ng migrant workers sa loob ng 3 taon.

5. Dobleng ingat. Marami na ang isinasagawang raid sa mga pagawaan at iba’t-ibang lugar. Marami na din ang bilang ng mga nahuhuli sa hindi inaasahang pagkakataon at lugar.May mga pangyayari din na sapilitang pinapasok ang mga bahay at lugar na pribado, mga lugar na akala natin ay ligtas na para sa mga kababayan nating walang pinanghahawakang papel.

6. Piliin nating hikayatin na huwag tumakas ang mga kababayan nating may legal na estado o ang mga nakapaloob sa programa ng EPS. Kung may mga problema mang kinakaharap – mas makakabuting tulungan natin silang masolusyunan o di kaya’y ilapit sa mga institusyon na mas higit na makakatulong sa kanilang mga suliranin sa pagawaan.

• ALAMIN ANG MGA BATAS AT KARAPATAN NG BAWAT ISANG MANGGAGAWA. Ito ang pinakamabisang paraan para malaman ang tamang gagawin sa panahon na nakakaramdam kayo ng mga problema sa inyong mga trabaho lalong-lalo na sa mga kababayan nating may papel na pinanghahawakan.

7. Palagiang dalhin ang passport, travel documents o alien card.

October Announcements

2^nd Collection

Family Assistance

Deceased: Edward Tolentino (36)

EPS in Daegu

4 Children/ Guagua, Pampanga

Cause of death: Stroke

Date of Death: October 8, 2011

Burial: October 18, 2011 in Pampanga

Flu Injection

October 30, 2011/ 1 pm/ San Rafael Clinic

Register with Edison after the Mass

Living Rosary

Culmination of the Month of the Rosary

October 30, 2011/ next Sunday

1 pm/ Hyehwadong church

Volunteers Basketball Games

October 30, 2011/ 4 pm

Samwangsimni Gym

Hyehwadong Post Office

Open for Remittance: Every 4^th Sunday

Cheapest Remittance fee: W8, 000

Lissa Bernardo will be there for your assistance

Couples for Christ

Christian Life Program (CLP)

November/Philippine Embassy

Register with Bro. Francis Ilo after the Mass at the main door

Prayer for the Souls

Month of November

Korea University's KOICA Scholarship 2012 (Master in International Development) | 영화만드는 나그네

Want to study to one of the prestigious university in Korea for FREE? Well, here is a chance for you... KOICA Masters Program Scholarship for the Korea University 2012!

Program Title: Master’s Degree Program in International Development
Duration: February 16, 2012 ~ February 28, 2013 (13 months)
Training Institute: Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University

Number of Participants: 20 persons
Language: English

Accommodations: International Cooperation Center (ICC) and at the Dormitory of Korea University (CJ I House)

Scholarship: KOICA and Korea University Graduate School of International Studies together provide full tuition coverage for the program participants. KOICA provides financial support to meet costs of extramural training and to cover allowances and other
related expenses.

For more information about the program, support services etc. of the scholarship click this link

http://uvg.edu.gt/empleos/practicas/becas/Program%20Information_%20Korea%20U%202012%20%28KOICA%204%29.pdf

Please check these links too for more information
KOICA
http://www.koica.go.kr/
http://training.koica.go.kr/


Korea University GSIS
http://gsis.korea.ac.kr/students/admissions.html
http://gsis.korea.ac.kr/
http://reslife.korea.ac.kr/

source:http://www.nashanggahan.com/2011/10/korea-universitys-koica-scholarship.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Doing business in PHL becomes more difficult - World Bank

Doing business in the Philippines has become more difficult, the World Bank said on Thursday.

In its 2012 Doing Business Report, the Philippines dropped two notches to 136th from 134th place in the Doing Business 2011 Report, despite instituting a single reform intended to make regulatory environment more business-friendly. The reform dealt with resolving insolvency easier. The report polled 183 economies.

The Philippine ranking placed the country among the laggards in the East Asian region in terms of business-friendliness.

Singapore retained its position as the friendliest place to do business in, followed by Hong Kong and New Zealand. Others in the top 10 were the US, Denmark, Norway, UK, South Korea, Iceland and Ireland, respectively.

Meanwhile, other Asian countries fared better than the Philippines. Thailand was in 17th place; Malaysia, 18th; Japan, 20th; Taiwan, 25th; Brunei, 83rd; China, 91st; Vietnam, 98th; and Indonesia, 129th. meanwhile, Cambodia placed 138th , while Lao PDR, 165th.

Other countries in Africa, considered among the least developed in the world, even outranked the Philippines, including Sudan, which placed 135th. Sudan has recently been partitioned between North and South following two decades of civil war.

The report assesses regulations affecting domestic firms and ranks the economies in 10 areas of business regulation, such as starting a business, resolving insolvency and trading across borders.

This year's report data covered regulations measured from June 2010 through May 2011.

“The global report shows that governments in 125 economies out of 183 measured implemented a total of 245 business regulatory reforms—13 percent more reforms than in the previous year," the World Bank said. - CMA/OMG, GMA News

source:http://ph.news.yahoo.com/doing-business-phl-becomes-more-difficult-world-bank-045414771.html

Spiritual leader Bro Mike Velarde of El Shaddai at the Red Cross Seoul Chapter Majangdong, Seongdong-gu on the 16th of october 2011

Mass & Healing rally together with the servant leader catholic lay evangelist bro. Mike C. Velarde...
Oct. 16, 2011
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
@ Korean red cross seoul chapter
Majangdong, seongdong-gu, seoul
Tel. 02-2290-6600
by subway : green line # 2-Yongdong station- exit-4
by bus : get off Majang sijang(market)
Eucharistic celebration starts @ 10:00 AM
come be bless!!!!!
details contact :
bro.Jimmy 010-2572-8515
sis. Norma -010-7917-7542

this is the location map for the venue of Mass & Healing Rally with our beloved servant leader Bro. Mike Velarde at Red Cross . Mass will start at 10:00 am, hope to see u there!

POPE NAMES TAGLE AS NEW MANILA ARCHBISHOP

MANILA, October 13, 2011— Pope Benedict XVI has appointed Imus Bishop Luis Antonio Tagle, a known theologian, as the new archbishop of Manila.

At 54, Tagle will succeed Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales who served the influential post for eight years.

Archbishop-elect Tagle’s appointment was officially announced in Rome on October 13 at 12:00 noon (6:00 pm, Manila time).

The information was officially received by the Media Office of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) Thursday in a communiqué from the Apostolic Nunciature in Manila.

“I write to inform you that the Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI has appointed His Excellency Most Reverend Luis Antonio Tagle, until now Bishop of Imus, as Archbishop of Manila,” said Monsignor Gabor Pinter, Charge D’ Affaires.

Rosales, who just turned 79 years old last August 16, earlier said that the Vatican has already accepted his resignation early this year and was just waiting for his successor to be named.

The cardinal submitted his resignation in 2007 when he turned 75, the mandatory retirement age for prelates, but the pontiff extended his term indefinitely.

Born in Manila on June 21, 1957, Tagle took his Philosophy and Theology at the Ateneo De Manila University’s San Jose Major Seminary.

He was ordained to the priesthood on February 27, 1982, at the age of 25.

From 1985 to 1992, he was sent for further studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C. where he earned his Doctorate in Sacred Theology.

Since 1997, Tagle is a member of the International Theological Commission of the Vatican. In 1998, he was an expert at the Special Assembly of the Synod of Bishops for Asia that took place in Rome.

On December 12, 2001, he was ordained Bishop of Imus. Since then, his activities have been as numerous as in the past. He travels throughout the country in answer to many invitations as a speaker.

At the Synod of Bishops held in Rome in 2005, he was elected member of the post-synodal Council and assistant to Cardinal Angelo Scola, general reporter of this Synod.

Tagle is currently the chairman of the Commission on Doctrine of the Faith of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP).

No date yet has been set for the ordination and installation of the new Manila archbishop. (CBCPNews)

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Extensive crackdowns on overstayed migrant workers form October

The Ministry of Justice conducts campaigns to induce voluntary departure. Extensive Crackdown on unregistered migrant workers will be on Sept 2. The Ministry of Justice declared that they designated the Month of September as �Voluntary departure Inducement and eradication of Illegal Employment� period, and that they plan guiding campaigns at migrants-populated area and industrial areas in cooperation with Ministry of Labor, and the Small and Medium Business Administration. The Ministry of Justice expects that many of 310,000 migrant workers whose visas are expected to expire during the later half of this year have possibilities to evade departure and to become unregistered migrant workers.

Current Status of Unregistered Migrant Workers (Unit Person)

Year No. of Migrants Unregistered Migrants Rate of Unregistered
2005 747,476 204,254 27.3%
2006 910,149 211,988 32.3%
2007 1,066,273 223,464 21.0%
2008 1,158,866 200,489 17.3%
2009 1,158,765 184,716 15.9%

The Ministry of Justice said the purpose of the campaign is to minimize resistances of migrant workers by inducing voluntary departures and announcing extensive crackdowns during the month of October and November.

Following the plan, the Ministry of Justice said that Government Cooperation Campaign Teams composed of officials of Ministry Labor and the Small and Medium Business Administrations will visit the migrant-populated areas and industrial areas and they will distribute campaign leaflets. They also said that they are going to send separate email to the companies.

The campaign leaflet advice owners of companies of legal employment of migrant workers if companies employed unregistered migrant workers would be fine 20 million and cannot hire migrant workers for 3 years.

The leaflet also says that if unregistered migrant workers leave the country voluntarily they will be exempted from penalties and their entry limitations will be less than 1 year.

An officials of the Ministry of Labor said that �After the inducement campaigns, the Ministry of Justice will start extensive crackdowns on unregistered migrant workers on October 2011.



by Bhing Diamzon
Sulyapinoy, Editor in Chief


courtesy of Ministry of Labor and Immigration