Whether you’re applying for a job in Taiwan or in other countries, one of the things that you absolutely must accomplish is the Pre-Employment Orientation Seminar (PEOS). Provided by the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), this is a mandatory seminar for all prospective Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). Conducted online, the PEOS informs aspiring OFWs about … Read more
White collar workers in Taiwan include those who hold professional, administrative, and managerial jobs. Among them are Filipino teachers who are employed by various educational institutions. Filipino teachers are known for their vast knowledge, excellent language skills, passion, and dedication to the job. Many Pinoy teachers are now practicing their profession in Taiwan, earning competitive … Read more
Thinking of getting a tattoo but you’re not sure if it’s allowed in the workplace? Or perhaps you’re wondering whether tattoos will affect your chances of getting a job in Taiwan? Read on as we explore this topic and how most companies, including factories, perceive tattoos. Just like in other countries, Taiwanese people hold certain … Read more
In a previous post, we talked about the qualifications that are typically needed for “blue collar” or skilled, manual jobs in Taiwan. This time around, we’ll be discussing the application process for “white collar” jobs, or those that involve professional, administrative, or managerial positions. How does a Filipino job seeker qualify for a white collar … Read more
Being an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) is more than earning a living in another country. It’s also about protecting your dignity, safety, and future. Many Filipinos abroad struggle not because they lack skills, but because they are unaware of the rights guaranteed to them under Philippine laws and international standards. Here are 10 key rights … Read more
For many Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), voting is not just a right but a way to stay connected with the Philippines and help shape its future. With the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) introducing online tools like iRehistro, registering as an overseas voter has become more accessible. If you are working abroad and want to make … Read more
With Taiwan being the Philippines’ closest neighboring country, it’s really not surprising that many of our kababayans decide to come and work here. Today, there are thousands of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) based all throughout this island nation! Globally, Taiwan is known for its competitive manufacturing industry, particularly in the fields of electronics and food … Read more
Every December, airports across the Philippines are filled with scenes that tug at the heart. Parents reunited with children they haven’t seen in years. Suitcases rolling along filled with pasalubong. The warmth of hugs that no video call could ever replace. If you’re one of the many Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) coming home this holiday … Read more
When I first heard about the OWWA OFW E-Card, I thought it was just another document added to the long list of requirements we already juggle to work abroad. But after looking into it and seeing how fellow workers used it, I realized it’s less of a burden and more of a convenience card. The … Read more
When I first started working in Taiwan, I honestly didn’t pay much attention to taxes. My employer deducted money every month, and I thought that was the end of it. But like most OFWs, I eventually learned that the Taiwan tax system has its own rules — and if you don’t understand them, you might … Read more
