Aug 2 Thursday
1:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
San Carlos City Auditorium
San Carlos City, Negros Occidental
Contact
Hermie Suarez
0915 8584393
Aug 5 Sunday
6:00 PM
Healing Grace with Fr. Fernando
Radio program with Ms. Remy Dillena
Radio Station : Veritas 846 (846Khz-AM)
Listen to online video streaming
http://www.veritas846.ph
Aug 6 Monday
1:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
Maasin Cathedral
Maasin, So. Leyte
Contact
Fr Garnet
0917 7050097
Aug 7 Tuesday
3:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
Baybay Gymnasium
Baybay, Leyte
Contact
Odon Sabarre
0918 6309225
Aug 8 Wednesday
7:00 AM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Tacloban, Leyte
Contact
Odon Sabarre
0918 6309225
Aug 8 Wednesday
6:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
Kawan of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
Ayala Hillside Estates, Quezon City
Contact
Manny Canlas
0917 5569061
Aug 12 Sunday
6:00 PM
Healing Grace with Fr. Fernando
Radio program with Ms. Remy Dillena
Radio Station : Veritas 846 (846Khz-AM)
Listen to online video streaming
http://www.veritas846.ph
Aug 13 Monday
6:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
Immaculate Conception Chapel
North Susana Executive Village
Commonwealth Ave., Quezon City
Contact
Sette Marquez
496-4768
0920 9060446
Aug 18 Saturday
5:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration followed by a Healing Service
(Organized by Landmark)
Glorietta Activity Center
Ayala Center, Makati City
Registration:
Landmark Trinoma QC, Ground Floor, Dept. Store -922-9990
Landmark Makati Ground Floor, Main Lobby - 810-9990
Aug 19 Sunday
6:00 AM
“The Healing Eucharist”
TV Mass, ABS-CBN
Mother Ignacia Ave. Quezon City
10:00 AM
Eucharistic Celebration followed by a Healing Service
MonteMaria Chapel
Brgy. Amuyong, Alfonso Cavite
Contact person:
Cora - 0917-842-3774 / 046-519-5327
6:00 PM
Healing Grace with Fr. Fernando
Radio program
Radio Station : Veritas 846 (846Khz-AM)
Listen to online video streaming
http://www.veritas846.ph
Aug 21 Tuesday
6:30 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
Church of the Ascension
256 Azalea Drive
New Milford, NJ 07646
Contacts:
Fr. Wilson Chu, (201) 836-8961
Rebecca Esquioja, (201) 805-3651
Sally Santiago, (201) 501-0613
Aug 24 Friday
6:30 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
The Church of St. Valentine
125 North Spring Street
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Contacts:
St. Valentine Prayer Group
Jimmy & Genia Virtucio:
(973) 987-7000 or (973) 572-8000, GeniaYV@aol.com
Willi & Cory Landicho, (973) 489-8751
Dick & Cita Tibay, (973) 477-7539
Aug 25 Saturday
5:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
National Shrine of our Lady of La Salette
Shrine Welcome Center
947 Park St.
Attleboro, MA 02703
Contacts:
1) Fr. Cyriac Mattathilanickal, (860) 208-0240
2) Nards Gutierrez: (781) 396-6997, nardsgtrrz@yahoo.com
3) Teng Chiefe: (781) 963-1740, gchiefe@gmail.com
4) Linda Ravenscroft (God the Father Apostolate): (508) 287-9159, lindaravenscroft@gmail.com
Aug 26 Sunday
1:00 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
National Shrine of our Lady of La Salette
Shrine Church
947 Park St.
Attleboro, MA 02703
Contacts:
1) Fr. Cyriac Mattathilanickal, (860) 208-0240
2) Nards Gutierrez: (781) 396-6997, nardsgtrrz@yahoo.com
3) Teng Chiefe: (781) 963-1740, gchiefe@gmail.com
4) Linda Ravenscroft (God the Father Apostolate): (508) 287-9159, lindaravenscroft@gmail.com
Aug 29 Wednesday
6:30 PM
Eucharistic Celebration and Healing Service
St. Charles Borromeo Church
2500 Branch Pike
Cinnaminson, NJ 08077
Contacts:
Parish Office: (856) 829-3322
Rev. Peter James Alindogan, Pastor: (856) 829-3322 ext 7115
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
South Korea Jobs - POEA Jobs: ENGINEER DESIGN, MUSICIAN, VOCALIST, ENGINEER ARCHITECTURAL CIVIL
South Korea Jobs - POEA Jobs: ENGINEER DESIGN, MUSICIAN, VOCALIST, ENGINEER ARCHITECTURAL CIVIL
Country : KOREA SOUTH
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Country : KOREA SOUTH
| Country | Position | Agency | JO Balance |
| KOREA SOUTH | ENGINEER DESIGN | F.I.R. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CORP. | 7/27/2012 | 1 | ||||
| KOREA SOUTH | MUSICIAN | MMML RECRUITMENT SERVICES INC | 7/17/2012 | 6 | ||||
| KOREA SOUTH | VOCALIST | MMML RECRUITMENT SERVICES INC | 7/17/2012 | 7 | ||||
| KOREA SOUTH | ENGINEER ARCHITECTURAL CIVIL | OMANFIL INTERNATIONAL MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | 7/5/2012 | Open | ||||
| KOREA SOUTH | ENGINEER COST ESTIMATING | OMANFIL INTERNATIONAL MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | 7/5/2012 | Open |
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Monday, July 30, 2012
POEA asks fishermen for Taiwan to follow legal process
POEA administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac yesterday warned Filipino fishermen
wanting to work in Taiwanese fishing vessels against circumventing proper
documentation, certification and safety training requirements prior to deployment.
“For your own protection, please do not accept offers of fast deployment from illegal
recruiters who may take advantage of the reported 8,000 available jobs for fishermen
in Taiwan,” Cacdac said.
Cacdac said applicants should not use backdoor exits, and instead, engage the
services of licensed recruitment agencies with job orders approved by the POEA.
Cacdac said there were reports that illegal recruiters transport fishermen who
choose to avoid the legal process to remote facilities outside of Taiwan that have
been dubbed as ‘floating barracks’ and have been known to have substandard living
conditions.
“From these floating barracks, the fishermen are picked up by Taiwanese vessels
and are made to work from 16 to 20 hours each day, with no overtime pay, for 250-
300 US dollars a month. For working like slaves, the fishermen are also charged
placement fees up to 2,000 US dollars, which are deducted from their monthly
salary,” Cacdac said.
Taiwan’s Fisheries Bureau has recently requested the Philippines and other sending
countries to ensure that fishermen going to Taiwan are properly certified and have
adequate training on sea safety.
Cacdac clarified that the reported 8,000 jobs for fishermen in Taiwan are not
allocated solely for Filipinos. Taiwan fishing vessels also employ fishermen from
other countries, majority of them from mainland China and Indonesia.
From January to June 2012, the POEA approved 1560 crew requests for fishing
vessels in Taiwan covering 157 vessels and 880 principals.
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wanting to work in Taiwanese fishing vessels against circumventing proper
documentation, certification and safety training requirements prior to deployment.
“For your own protection, please do not accept offers of fast deployment from illegal
recruiters who may take advantage of the reported 8,000 available jobs for fishermen
in Taiwan,” Cacdac said.
Cacdac said applicants should not use backdoor exits, and instead, engage the
services of licensed recruitment agencies with job orders approved by the POEA.
Cacdac said there were reports that illegal recruiters transport fishermen who
choose to avoid the legal process to remote facilities outside of Taiwan that have
been dubbed as ‘floating barracks’ and have been known to have substandard living
conditions.
“From these floating barracks, the fishermen are picked up by Taiwanese vessels
and are made to work from 16 to 20 hours each day, with no overtime pay, for 250-
300 US dollars a month. For working like slaves, the fishermen are also charged
placement fees up to 2,000 US dollars, which are deducted from their monthly
salary,” Cacdac said.
Taiwan’s Fisheries Bureau has recently requested the Philippines and other sending
countries to ensure that fishermen going to Taiwan are properly certified and have
adequate training on sea safety.
Cacdac clarified that the reported 8,000 jobs for fishermen in Taiwan are not
allocated solely for Filipinos. Taiwan fishing vessels also employ fishermen from
other countries, majority of them from mainland China and Indonesia.
From January to June 2012, the POEA approved 1560 crew requests for fishing
vessels in Taiwan covering 157 vessels and 880 principals.
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POEA warns of another e-mail scam, Australian hospital disowns English training for Filipino nurses
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration yesterday exposed
another e-mail scam targeting Filipino nurses and other medical practitioners
for supposed employment in a hospital in Australia.
Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac said the POEA received another recruitment
e-mail, supposedly coming from Sydney Adventist Hospital, this time charging
a fee of PhP3,750.00 for a two-day “British English” training.
This is similar to the one allegedly sent by Stevenson Memorial Hospital in
Canada which offers "Visa Interview Coaching" for a fee of Php 3,888.00.
Karen Franchiti, human resource specialist of the real Stevenson Memorial
Hospital wrote the POEA denying having any business relation with
"Stevenson Consultancy" which is supposed to conduct the training in the
Philippines.
Cacdac said the promises are similar: no placement fee, no processing fee, no
salary deduction, no show money, no experience required, free
accommodation and food allowance.
“This is a simple cut and paste job and is probably sent by the same group of
swindlers which uses legitimate companies to lure victims”, Cacdac added.
Sydney Adventist Hospital, located in New South Wales, Australia, was
informed of the scam and has since denied having a part of it.
An alert in Sydney Adventist Hospital’s website said it has not issued
advertisements, emails and other notices encouraging nursing staff in the
Philippines to submit applications for training for employment.
“The information about Sydney Adventist Hospital recruitment is not accurate
and we have not organized training courses and hospital representatives will
not be in the Philippines on July 21 and 22nd to employ people," the hospital
said in its warning.
Cacdac said nurses from Philippines and other countries wishing to apply for
employment as a nurse in Australia must be registered first with the Australian
Health Practitioners Registration Authority (AHPRA).
“The training program referred to as the Sydney Adventist British English
Training is not associated with Sydney Adventist Hospital. These notices have
been issued without our knowledge or approval. Relevant authorities have
been advised that these notices are inaccurate and are investigating who has
issued them. Please do not pay any fees for the advertised training in the hope
of gaining employment here,” the alert said.
Job applicants who have received such recruitment e-mails should forward the
same to info@poea.gov.ph for investigation by the POEA, Cacdac said.
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another e-mail scam targeting Filipino nurses and other medical practitioners
for supposed employment in a hospital in Australia.
Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac said the POEA received another recruitment
e-mail, supposedly coming from Sydney Adventist Hospital, this time charging
a fee of PhP3,750.00 for a two-day “British English” training.
This is similar to the one allegedly sent by Stevenson Memorial Hospital in
Canada which offers "Visa Interview Coaching" for a fee of Php 3,888.00.
Karen Franchiti, human resource specialist of the real Stevenson Memorial
Hospital wrote the POEA denying having any business relation with
"Stevenson Consultancy" which is supposed to conduct the training in the
Philippines.
Cacdac said the promises are similar: no placement fee, no processing fee, no
salary deduction, no show money, no experience required, free
accommodation and food allowance.
“This is a simple cut and paste job and is probably sent by the same group of
swindlers which uses legitimate companies to lure victims”, Cacdac added.
Sydney Adventist Hospital, located in New South Wales, Australia, was
informed of the scam and has since denied having a part of it.
An alert in Sydney Adventist Hospital’s website said it has not issued
advertisements, emails and other notices encouraging nursing staff in the
Philippines to submit applications for training for employment.
“The information about Sydney Adventist Hospital recruitment is not accurate
and we have not organized training courses and hospital representatives will
not be in the Philippines on July 21 and 22nd to employ people," the hospital
said in its warning.
Cacdac said nurses from Philippines and other countries wishing to apply for
employment as a nurse in Australia must be registered first with the Australian
Health Practitioners Registration Authority (AHPRA).
“The training program referred to as the Sydney Adventist British English
Training is not associated with Sydney Adventist Hospital. These notices have
been issued without our knowledge or approval. Relevant authorities have
been advised that these notices are inaccurate and are investigating who has
issued them. Please do not pay any fees for the advertised training in the hope
of gaining employment here,” the alert said.
Job applicants who have received such recruitment e-mails should forward the
same to info@poea.gov.ph for investigation by the POEA, Cacdac said.
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