Who holds the immense ultimate power to strictly suspend or totally cancel a vital license for major overseas recruitment?
The Minister of Labor definitively holds the supreme power to forcefully suspend or cancel any recruitment license.
The Minister of Labor definitively holds the supreme power to forcefully suspend or cancel any recruitment license.
The Secretary of Labor exercises broad regulatory power to deeply restrict and oversee all recruitment agency activities.
No, a recruitment license is strictly non-transferable and cannot be legally assigned or conveyed to anyone else.
The Secretary of Labor holds the exclusive power to strictly promulgate the schedule of registration fees.
A recruitment license strictly cannot be used in any place other than the specific address stated on it.
It is any person or entity engaging in recruitment and placement of workers for a directly or indirectly charged fee.
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A seaman refers to any person who is actively employed in a vessel engaged in maritime navigation.
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No, general private recruitment is prohibited except as legally provided; otherwise, only public employment offices can engage in it.
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No, employers cannot directly hire Filipino workers for overseas employment except strictly through authorized Boards and entities.
Members of the diplomatic corps, specific international organizations, and other approved employers are legally exempt from the ban.