Philippine recruiter receives 40-month suspension for fake documents
13 October 2014
A Philippine recruitment agency has been handed a 40-month suspension for using fake travel documents for workers.
Mon, 13 Oct 2014
A Philippine recruitment agency has been handed a 40-month suspension for using fake travel documents for workers.
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) has handed out the suspension to IExcel Manpower Corporation for misrepresentation and falsification of travel documents of household service workers bound for jobs overseas.
In a statement, POEA administrator Hans Cacdac said the agency had submitted for approval and processing the employment and travel documents of nine workers.
Documents included TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority), which were deemed to be fake by the Manila TESDA office.
Recruitment agencies in the country hold the responsibility for ensuring the authenticity of all documents submitted for processing and approval by the POEA.
A Philippine recruitment agency has been handed a 40-month suspension for using fake travel documents for workers.
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) has handed out the suspension to IExcel Manpower Corporation for misrepresentation and falsification of travel documents of household service workers bound for jobs overseas.
In a statement, POEA administrator Hans Cacdac said the agency had submitted for approval and processing the employment and travel documents of nine workers.
Documents included TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Development Authority), which were deemed to be fake by the Manila TESDA office.
Recruitment agencies in the country hold the responsibility for ensuring the authenticity of all documents submitted for processing and approval by the POEA.
