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The overseas employment program was formally launched in 1974 as a stop-gap strategy to address high unemployment, tight balance of payments, and slow development in the Philippines. By the 1990s, overseas employment was viewed as a legitimate socio-economic option for Filipinos and laws were passed to better manage labor migration and protect migrant worker welfare. Currently, Filipino overseas workers can be found in over 197 countries and 50,000 vessels, with annual deployment reaching over 1.7 million from 2006 to 2014. The majority of new hires are in service occupations like household service and nursing.
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Background
- 1. Overseas Employment Program was formally launched (1974) A stop gap strategy or palliative to a recessionary economy confronted with high unemployment rate, tight balance of payment, and slow overall development process Overseas Employment was viewed as a Socio-economic phenomenon (1990s) • Legitimate option available to Filipinos • Labor migration management paradigm • Renewed accent on welfare protection • RA 8042 amended by RA10022 (Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipinos) BACKGROUND
- 2. BACKGROUND Global Presence of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) OFWs can be found in more than 197 countries & in more than 50,000 ocean going vessels • Deployment of OFWs has reached more than the 1-M Mark during the past four years from 2006 to 2014 . • Total OFWs deployment for 2014 -1,769,204
- 3. Annual Deployment by Type of Hiring (New Hires, Rehires and Seabased: 2010-1st Sem 2015) Source: POEA 0 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 New Hires Rehires Seabased 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 (1st Sem)
- 4. New Hires by Top Ten Destination January – Aug 2014 Source: POEA Saudi Arabia, 123,382 United Arab Emirates, 43,120 Qatar, 15,565 Kuwait, 19,078 Hong Kong, 13,498 Taiwan, 32,531 Singapore, 9,266 Malaysia, 9,292 Bahrain, 5,627 Papua New Guinea, 0 Japan, 5,393 Others, 35,014
- 5. Rehires by Top Ten Destination January to August 2014 Source: POEA Saudi Arabia, 159,132 United Arab Emirates, 107,741 Singapore, 56,271 Hong Kong, 43,249 Qatar, 34,497 Kuwait, 23,253 Malaysia, 9,128 Italy, 10,529 Canada, 9,872 Bahrain, 7,534 Others, 98,623
- 6. Deployed OFWs by Major Occupational Group New Hires, January – August 2014 Source: POEA Professional, Technical and Related Workers 11% Administrative and Manegerial Workers 0% Clerical Workers 2% Sales Wokres 2% Service Workers 52% Agricultural Workers 0% Production Workers 32% Others 1% 2014 Professional, Technical and Related Workers Administrative and Manegerial Workers Clerical Workers Sales Wokres Service Workers Agricultural Workers Production Workers Others
- 7. Deployed OFWs by Top Ten Occupational Categories New Hires: January – Aug 2014 Source: POEA Household Service Workers 65%Nurses Professional 7% Waiters, Bartenders and Related Workers 5% Charworkers, Cleaners and Related Workers 3% Laborers/Helpers General 4% Plumbers and Pipe Fitters 4% Caregivers and Caretakers 3% Welders and Flame-Cutters 4% Cooks and Related Workers 3% Others 2% 2014