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do anyone know what are going to happen to OFW? what work they going to do? Majority of Filipino households have an OFW family or relative, but now they are out of work what will be their income and livelihoods?

Faith15 wrote: ↑Sat May 23, 2020 2:37 am do anyone know what are going to happen to OFW? what work they going to do? Majority of Filipino households have an OFW family or relative, but now they are out of work what will be their income and livelihoods?

Mamuklat kanya pang aldoldong negosyu lawen mu, pamangan, sari sari store. oneng ing problem nung ing masa they have no work meaning no money to spend. the economy has to have a universal economy for it to survive just like keni keng usa.

magtanam namu pu para e ta dumanup. keka mi atin ka ming gule at manga. aguaing pakananu mililipas at mag survive.

OFW will definitely be out of work because every country abroad will be closing its doors. I suggest create Livelihood workshops sponsored by government and also find grants so this way there will be work. Hopefully new start ups and more skilled workforce with the Livelihood programs.

This crisis will probably last 2 to 3 years so its the new normal, us Filipinos need to find better ways asap because going abroad now option a la ne pu!

I mean come on guys this is what I been telling my FILIPINO relatives for sooo long that they should not depend on overseas work or foreign investments all the time. Due to this pandemic, OFW + Tourism will be hit hardest the most so your looking at millions of Filipinos lost of income for the next 2 years at least. Why you ask? the vaccine wont be ready if ever for at least 2 to 3 years, lets say today they discovered a vaccine it would take 12 to 18 months for development, then human trials. then mass distribution. shit is going to be crazy for a while so yeah OFW's need to find another different alternative that is the sad unfortunate truth

Kayabe te ing Ginu, sana milpas ya rin pu ini at a sopan te reng kapatad tamung ofw makalunus la rugu.