January 2024 landed workers
Congratulations to our January landed workers!
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For those of you that are familiar with all the acronyms associated with the recruitment of Filipino workers, below are some of the changes this year has seen to keep you up to date: POEA – Philippines Overseas Employment Administration is now referred to as DMW(Department of Migrant Workers). This is the executive department of the Philippines Government tasked…
Client visit to Streamline
Cameron and Leeann recently visited Streamline for a morning tea, reconnecting with the skilled migrant worker teams we assisted in placing, and met with the business owners who are thrilled with our services. They commented about how it’s such a big relief to know that we keep in touch with their Filipino workers and that their pastoral care is taken care of.
October landed workers
Congratulations to our October landed workers! Get in touch to learn more about how we can help your business grow by recruiting highly sought-after skilled workers to your team.
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