Scope and Objective of the National Coordinating Council
- The Council was created to address recruitment problems systematically and comprehensively.
- It aims to coordinate activities and functions across various government bodies and organizations involved in regulating and monitoring recruitment.
- The focus is on ensuring strict implementation of laws to safeguard Filipinos seeking employment opportunities domestically and internationally.
Composition and Membership of the Council
- The Council is chaired by the Secretary of Labor.
- Key members include:
- Commissioner of Manpower Services, Department of Labor
- Executive Director, Special Assistant, Department of Labor
- Executive Secretary
- Representatives from several government offices and agencies are also members, including:
- Department of Justice
- Department of Foreign Affairs
- National Bureau of Investigation
- Criminal Investigation Service (CIS)
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- National Media Production Center
- Board of Tourist and Travel Industry
- METROCOM (Metropolitan Command)
- Philippine Tourist and Travel Association
Legal Authority and Formalization
- The Council was established by executive order under the authority vested in the President of the Philippines.
- The order was signed by President Ferdinand E. Marcos on November 10, 1968.
- The creation of the Council formalizes the government's commitment and structured approach to addressing recruitment problems.