What they don't tell you about the OFW life

**confused shoes** · May 22nd, 2014 11:27 PM

More than 10% of the Filipino population are OFWs. Everything has been told. Manhid lang talaga ang ibang mga nakikinabang sa mga OFWs or either mababa nga ang IQ.

**gutz_3110** · May 31st, 2014 09:12 PM

Originally Posted by confused shoes

More than 10% of the Filipino population are OFWs. Everything has been told. Manhid lang talaga ang ibang mga nakikinabang sa mga OFWs or either mababa nga ang IQ.

madaming ganito sa probinsya, kapag ang OFW ay dumating, akala nila tagapagligtas. kung ang OFW naman ay single, o matandang binata/dalaga, lahat ng iminundar, ubos o kaya pudpod.

**erick_214** · June 1st, 2014 10:11 PM

What about kameng mga seafarers na nagwowork offshore? Seems like hindi kame pwedeng tawaging OFW since the descriptions are a bit off...

Kung hindi dahil sa mga OFWs 20-30 years ago eh saan ba pupulutin ang Pinas? If babalik lahat ng OFWs sa Pinas at wala nang remittances ngayon, gaano kaya kabilis magcollapse ang Pinas?

Grabe naman yung iba kung magdescribe sa OFWs mahahalatang may kasamang pait...

**cardict** · June 2nd, 2014 06:18 AM

Originally Posted by erick_214

What about kameng mga seafarers na nagwowork offshore? Seems like hindi kame pwedeng tawaging OFW since the descriptions are a bit off...

Kung hindi dahil sa mga OFWs 20-30 years ago eh saan ba pupulutin ang Pinas? If babalik lahat ng OFWs sa Pinas at wala nang remittances ngayon, gaano kaya kabilis magcollapse ang Pinas?

Grabe naman yung iba kung magdescribe sa OFWs mahahalatang may kasamang pait...

Because some people think they're head above this ofw in terms oh education and status in life,our country for decades were ruled by by greedy politicians which drain the national coffers,that's why you and the likes katulad ko rin,napilitan umalis ng bansa kasi mga trabaho naka reserve na sa mga kamag anak at kaibigan ng mga buwaya

**Monseratto** · June 2nd, 2014 08:15 AM

Again, Malacanang claims credit for the latest GDP figures. Even though it's the same old story since GMA... OFW remittances.

The economic uptick under the Aquino administration is actually nothing new, and builds on the fiscal reforms and macro-prudential policies of the Arroyo administration.

The Aquino administration has proven to be among the most popular governments in recent memory, but its economic policies are not significantly different from previous governments.

"Key growth drivers for the Philippines economy over the remainder of 2014 will be continued strong growth of domestic consumption, underpinned by buoyant remittance flows," said Biswas.

Philippine economy grew by 5.7 percent in the January to March period. The services and industry sectors, which grew by 6.8 percent and 5.5 percent, respectively, buoyed GDP.

**Lew_Alcindor** · June 2nd, 2014 08:55 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Again, Malacanang claims credit for the latest GDP figures. Even though it's the same old story since GMA... OFW remittances.

OFW remitances are not part of GDP but of GNP. "D" in GDP means domestic but not domestic helper hehehe. Basic macroeconomics which the NEDA chief wont make a mistake of.

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