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The Philippine job market has become an unforgiving landscape for countless skilled professionals across industries. Despite years of hard work, training, and dedication, many find themselves jobless or settling for positions far below their qualifications. From pilots and engineers to IT professionals and fresh graduates, stories of shattered dreams and financial struggles have become all too common.
Unscrupulous training centers and fly-by-night schools exacerbate the problem, luring students with false promises of high-paying jobs, only to leave them drowning in debt and with no real prospects. Meanwhile, companies continue to exploit workers, offering low wages, limited benefits, and little job security.
It's a systemic issue that demands urgent action from employers, regulators, and the government. We need to hold predatory training institutes accountable, push for fair labor practices, and create policies that prioritize the welfare and dignified employment of Filipino workers.
As a community, we must stand together, share our stories, and advocate for change. If you've been impacted by these harsh realities, know that you are not alone. Let's start a conversation about the challenges we face in the Philippine job market and work towards building a future where our skills, passion, and hard work are truly valued and rewarded.
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