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1. Submit documents
to the Name-Hire Processing Center
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Evaluation Requirements
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Verified Employment Contract
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Work
Permit / Visa
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Passport
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2
Passport size picture
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Payment for Fees
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2. Undergo
Medical Examination with a DOH accredited clinic (3 days)
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3. Attend PDOS at
POEA (1 day)
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4. Pay Necessary
Fees at the POEA/OWWA Cashier
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5. Obtain
e-Receipt & e-Card
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e-Receipt
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Serves as Exit
Permit and Proof of Payment
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(POEA Processing
Fee, OWWA Membership Contribution & Medicare Coverage)
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Travel Tax and
Terminal Fee Exemption
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e-Card
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Multipurpose card
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Proof of membership
with OWWA
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ATM card for
remittance purpose
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Debit & Discount
card
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Where to obtain visa
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Italian Embassy in
Philippines
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Zeta Condominium,
191 Salcedo
Street
Legaspi Village,
Makati,
Manila Tel: +632 892 4531 Fax: +632 817 1436 Email ...
http://www.italian-in-italy.info/ingles/italian_embassy_p.htm
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LIVING AND WORKING
IN ITALY
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
OF EMPLOYMENT
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Employer obtains the
necessary work permit
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Offer of employment
serves as a contract of agreement
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Valid visa and work
permit are required to obtain Permesso de Soggiorno
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The regular working
hours for live-in workers must not exceed 10 consecutive working hours
daily
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Weekly schedule must
not exceed a maximum of 55 working hours.
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For live-out
workers, maximum of 8 hrs/day and shall not exceed 48 hrs/week
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Working at night as
assistants to elderly, children, the ill, and invalids is allowed
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Guaranteed wages
(depends on the negotiation between the employer and employee but should
not be lower than the minimum standard)
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Guaranteed pay for
overtime work
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25% if effected
between 6am
and 10pm
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50% if effected
between 10pm
and 6am
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60% if effected on a
Sunday or any of the holidays recognized by legislation
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An additional 60% of
the normal per hour wage for holidays recognized by legislation
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6 working days per
week (The worker has the right to 25 working days off per year)
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Worker has the right
to receive the equivalent of 1- month’s de facto pay (monthly wages +
conventional sum for room and board) during the Christmas holidays.
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Medical benefits are
provided by employers
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In the event that
the worker marries, he/she has the right to 15 days paid leave.
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Common Problems
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Illegal entrants
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Overstaying
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High cost of living
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IMPORTANT
REMINDERS
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Bring the original
copy of your marriage contract and birth certificate of children for tax
exemption purpose
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Respect Italian
tradition, customs, practices and strictly observe all their laws and
regulations
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Prior to leaving the
Philippines
open a bank account for remittance purpose.
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INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT CENTERS
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PHILIPPINE EMBASSY
TO ROME,
ITALY
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Viale delle
Magdaglie d Oro 112-114 Rome
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(0039)06-39746621
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H.E. Philippe J.
Lhullier
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PHILIPPINE EMBASSY
TO THE HOLY SEE
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Via Paolo VI 29
00139 Rome
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(0039)06-68308020;
(06)6833205
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Fax (0039)06-6834076
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H.E Henrietta
Tambunting de Villa Ambassador
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OFFICE OF THE LABOR
ATTACHE
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Viale delle Medaglie
d’Oro 114-114 00136 Roma
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(0039)06-39746716
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Atty. Florenda
Herrera Labor Attache
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AFLI-CISL:
Association Filipin
Via Salita S. Onofrio 7/A 00165 Rome
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Lavoratori in
Italia
' 06-6869272
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President: Former
Rep. Tomas Concepcion
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BALITALIA: Balayan
in Italia
Via Maria Malibran 19,
Rome
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06-4827830
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President: Baby Alla
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Mabuhay Filipino
Association for
Via Ardea 33-35
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Assistance
Services
' 06-47822045
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Leader: Mayeth
Sarmeinto
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Buhi Migrant Workers
in Italy
Via Luca Valerio 26 Int. 9 00146 Rome
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06-5579439
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President: Felix
Manaog
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Tinig ng mga
Kababaihang Migrante at mga Manggagawa sa Roma
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Via Giolitti 123,
Roma
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Fax. 06-43589503;
06-4454827
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Leader: Linda Balmes
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Institutional
Support Centers
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Newsletter for
Filipinos
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7807355
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President: Fely
Gabriel
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Tinig Filipino
Intenational, Tinig, Balita
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490227
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President: Marijo
Abueg
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Free Labor Placement
and Counselling
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Information on Books
for Filipinos and Italians
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Via Conte Verde
68/00185 Roma
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490227
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President: Ma.
Pag-asa Cuchapin
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Geographic Profile
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MAP REFERENCE: Europe
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LOCATION:
Southern Europe, a peninsula extending into the central
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Mediterranean Sea, northeast of Tunisia
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AREA:
116,340 sq miles (slightly larger than the Philippines)
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CAPITAL:
ROME
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CLIMATE :
In general,
Italy has a
temperate Mediterranean climate, with
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warm summers and cool winters in the north and
hot summers
and mild winters in the south.
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The ITALIAN People
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Population:
57.5 Million
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Mode of Dressing:
Western. (Very image conscious. What you wear is important. Style is
often more important than formality, although a tie is expected for men
working in financial services and banking. Women have a lot more freedom,
especially in the hot, muggy summers.)
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Religion: Christianity - 98%
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Language: ITALIAN
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The Italian
Government :
Constitutional
Republic
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Prime
Minister: Silvio Verlusconi
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The Economy:
Highly Industrialized/Major manufacturing of cars and other type of
vehicles, machinery, office and household equipment, clothing and shoes,
chemicals and electronic
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National CURRENCY
- EURO
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(official currency
of the 12 European Union member countries, including Italy. Italy's prior
currency, the lira, has now been phased out as legal tender and is no
longer accepted)
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1 USD = 0.81427
EURO
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1 EUR = 68.64 PHP
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(July 6, 2004)
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Transportation
System
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Subway/Underground
Rail System, Trains, Buses, and Taxi Cabs are widely accessible
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Vaporetti (water
buses) and Motoscafi (water taxi) are popular transport in Venice
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Telecommunication
System
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Public Phones,
cellular phones, internet are very accessible
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IDD Country Access
Code: Via TELECOM ITALIA 105-37
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