Yes to more jobs—income and dignity for Pinoys.
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The number of the unemployed drops from 13.8 million to 10.9 million in the latest survey (May 24-27) of the SWS.
Silang walang sahod (Sws) decreasing. Hooray!
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But SWS says that although joblessness rate among 18-year-olds and older declined from 34.4 percent to only 26.6 percent, the figure is still high compared to the 15 percent joblessness rate from 1933 to March, 2004.
More efforts at creating jobs and economic opportunities for all.
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Likewise, the exodus of workers trained in science and technology is growing and causing brain drain, reports the Bureau of Labor and Empoyment Statistics (BLES).
A blessing or a curse? Let’s look closely at the picture.
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BLES adds that S&T workers who opted to work abroad rose from 9,877 in 1988 to 24,502 in 2009.
The lure of mighty dollars vs our work treasure. Time to put back the Balik- Scientists Program to work?
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Meanwhile, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) says Filipinos are among the some 230 million people, or 5 percent of the global adult population,who use illegal drugs, especially crystalline methamphetamine.
Check drug problem seriously. Sa shabu, sasabog tayo!
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Pres. Aquno holds closed-door Cabinet meeting on the Panatag Shoal issue and instructs his men to keep plans “secret” in the meantime.
Less talk, less mistake. Panatag lang muna.
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But Church leaders call for less war-footing which we could not afford and instead, for more diplomatic efforts.
Wisely resolve matters on a clean table, not on a bloodied shoal...
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In the political arena, P-Noy’s LP, Manny Villar’s NP, and Danding Cojuangco’s NPC form coalition for the forthcoming senatorial race.
A political power block to reckon with. Here comes Samahang Malangis.
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But former Pres. Joseph Estrada blasts the LP-NP-NPC coalition for allegedly “pirating” senatorial bets of the United Nationalist Alliance which he formed earlier with Vice President Jejomar Binay.
Expect “Oplan Kontra Pirata” from the Erap- Jojo tandem . And for Philippines politics to turn lively again. He-he!
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