The Philippine labor market continues to expand in Europe after a Philippine government official, Silvestre Bello III, and the Romanian embassy’s business manager signed a memorandum of understanding for the employment of more Filipino workers in Romania, according to local publication Sunstar as cited by Rador.
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There are only 1,500 Filipino workers in Romania at the moment, mostly in companies in the fields of health, safety, and transportation.
The Romanian ambassador stated that his country has a competitive labor market because emigrants from several Asian countries come to work in Romania, including Vietnam, Nepal, and India.
The memorandum is both a framework and a starting point for collaboration between the Romanian and the Philippine governments, to ensure that Filipinos will be protected in Romania.
Romania is the seventh European country to conclude a bilateral labor agreement with the Philippines, in addition to the United Kingdom, Germany, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Italy, and Spain.