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After Jullebee Ranara killing, OFW party-list rep seeks review of labor agreements

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Pedestrians walk along Gardens by the Bay in Singapore as the tourist attraction closes down for the night.

Philstar.com, file

 

MANILA, Philippines — A lawmaker from a party-list representing Overseas Filipino Workers is seeking an urgent review of all labor agreements the Philippines has with other countries in response to the death of another OFW, reportedly at the hands of her employer.

 

Citing data from the Department of Foreign Affairs, Rep. Marissa Magsino (OFW party-list) is calling for the review all 25 bilateral labor agreements the country inked with other nations. These include agreements with several Gulf States, Italy, among others.

 

"It is alarming that most of our [labor agreements]s are lacking explicit provisions relating to social security, equality of treatment, repatriation, and most importantly, on protocols governing the investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses committed against OFWs, and on legal remedies available to them and their families," Magsino said in a statement. 

 

Full Story: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2023/02/06/2242989/after-jullebee-ranara-killing-ofw-party-list-rep-seeks-review-labor-agreements

 

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