PAGCOR reaffirms support for special category BPO industry serving international gaming companies.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) reiterated its support for the country's Special Class Business Process Outsourcing (SCBPO) industry, recognizing its role in creating thousands of high-quality jobs for Filipinos.PAGCOR Chairman and CEO Alejandro H. Tengco assured foreign ch

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Special category BPO remains unaffected! Have the fans' jobs been saved? Not necessarily!

In July, when Xiao Ma just launched the POGO ban, there was a fierce discussion for a while about whether the applicable targets included IGL.At that time, the chairman of PAGCOR also privately approached Xiao Ma to discuss, striving for the authorities to exempt 12 Philippine offshore gaming operat

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Special categories of BPO have been confirmed to be unaffected by the POGO ban! They can be retained!

Special Category Business Process Outsourcing (SCBPO) companies have once again been confirmed to be exempt from the ban imposed on Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO).According to legal expert Tonet Quiogue, this clarification was made after the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission

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Senator assures that the outsourcing industry will not be affected by the POGO ban.

Philippine Senator Mark Villar assured that employees of Special Class Business Process Outsourcing (SCBPO) will not be affected by the Philippines' total ban on offshore gaming operators (POGO).Villar made the assurance after inspecting a SCBPO in Parañaque with Senator Sherwin Gatchalian and Phili

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Netizen submission: Regarding the news about preserving SCBPO, let me clarify for you!

Regarding the news about retaining SCBPO, let me clarify for the brothers so that it can be better distinguished.SCBPO has a total of 7 licenses and 6 temporary licenses, and can only operate overseas casino operations and customer service (currently, there are 4900 Filipinos and 130 foreigners), wi

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Philippines: SCBPOs won’t be affected by offshore gaming ban

Senator Mark Villar says SCBPO workers won’t be affected.The Philippines.- Senator Mark Villar, who chairs the Committee on Games and Amusement, has said that Special Class Business Process Outsourcing companies will not be included in the implementation of the ban on offshore gaming operators. he s

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POGO ban is not the end for Philippine gaming operators

Although Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has announced a ban that will apparently end the operations of POGO and online gambling license holders, it is still uncertain whether the ban will extend to other related sectors of the gambling industry, which employ about 10,000 Filipinos.The executi

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