Labor and Employment Secretary Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz on Thursday said two top-notch licensed recruitment agencies in the country have committed to assist typhoon "Yolanda" worker-victims by recruiting them for overseas jobs free of charge.
One of the two companies, Skills International Co., Inc., has written Baldoz a letter expressing sadness over the devastating effects of the typhoon to the Visayans and expressed readiness to initially "help 200 affected families by sending a family member to work abroad free of charge".
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