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More than 200 Out-of-School-Youths in Pangasinan Will Now Be Able to Work - Rmn Networks
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Up to 225 unemployed out-of-school youths in Pangasinan who graduated from the JobStart Philippines program under the Department of Labor and Employment are expected to be employed. The beneficiaries, who completed a ten-day Life Skills Training conducted in Dagupan City, Alaminos City, and Calasiao, received 4,200 pesos as a stipend and are expected to help with initial job search expenses. According to DOLE 1 Asst. Director Honorina Dian Baga,…
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