The Philippine Bureau of Immigration accelerates the processing of exit applications for employees of foreign offshore gaming companies, with 3000 gaming employees having their visas downgraded for departure from the Philippines.

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines announced in a press conference on September 28 that approximately 3,000 foreign employees of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) who had their visas downgraded have left the Philippines.During a meeting of the "Task Force on the Closure of

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After the POGO ban, the Philippine job market faces an "excess of positions" embarrassment with 244,000 positions but only 3,572 people taking up posts.

The Ministry of Labor has committed to continuing to provide assistance to unemployed internet gambling license holders IGL workers.

The Ministry of Labor is preparing to hold various large-scale job fairs to assist workers who have become unemployed due to the POGO ban.

Philippine gaming employees show tepid response to government job fair, with low participation rates.

The future is bleak for unemployed POGO workers, as the Philippine government firmly refuses to postpone the POGO deadline!

Ministry of Labor: Recruitment fair for workers of offshore gaming operators in Calabasas scheduled for December.

Only 33 offshore gambling workers found new jobs at the labor department job fair.

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration accelerates the processing of exit applications for employees of foreign offshore gaming companies, with 3000 gaming employees having their visas downgraded for departure from the Philippines.

Shocking Report! The Department of Labor fully assesses the impact of the POGO ban, what is the fate of 30,000 workers?

The Philippine Labor Department finalizes job fair for offshore gaming company workers

After the POGO ban, the Philippine job market faces an "excess of positions" embarrassment with 244,000 positions but only 3,572 people taking up posts.

The Ministry of Labor has committed to continuing to provide assistance to unemployed internet gambling license holders IGL workers.

The Ministry of Labor is preparing to hold various large-scale job fairs to assist workers who have become unemployed due to the POGO ban.

Philippine gaming employees show tepid response to government job fair, with low participation rates.

The future is bleak for unemployed POGO workers, as the Philippine government firmly refuses to postpone the POGO deadline!

Ministry of Labor: Recruitment fair for workers of offshore gaming operators in Calabasas scheduled for December.

Only 33 offshore gambling workers found new jobs at the labor department job fair.

The Philippine Bureau of Immigration accelerates the processing of exit applications for employees of foreign offshore gaming companies, with 3000 gaming employees having their visas downgraded for departure from the Philippines.

Shocking Report! The Department of Labor fully assesses the impact of the POGO ban, what is the fate of 30,000 workers?

The Philippine Labor Department finalizes job fair for offshore gaming company workers