Title
Pre-qualification of Taiwan licensed manpower agencies
Law
Poea Department Order No. 11
Decision Date
Apr 6, 1994
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration mandates the pre-qualification of licensed Taiwanese manpower agencies to safeguard the interests of Filipino workers in Taiwan, requiring specific documentation and guidelines to ensure effective recruitment and protection.
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Documentary Requirements for Pre-qualification

  • Submission of a valid CLA (Commission on Labor Affairs) license to recruit foreign workers, accompanied by an English translation verified by the Philippine Labor Commission (PLC) and notarized by the Taiwan District Court.
  • Presentation of approved business registration permits and proof of financial capability with official English translations verified by the PLC and notarized by the Taiwan District Court.
  • Certificate of good standing issued by the CLA, verified by the PLC; this certificate must include details on:
    • The amount of agency fees collected by the Taiwanese manpower agency from the Philippine recruitment agency.
    • The number of employers represented by the Taiwanese agency.
    • The number of Filipino workers placed in the previous year(s).

Welfare and Legal Standing Requirements

  • Certification from the PLC confirming the agency’s participation in projects aimed at the welfare and protection of Filipino workers in Taiwan.
  • Disclosure of involvement in welfare cases and any pending litigation or convictions related to the Taiwanese manpower agency.

Affidavit of Undertaking by Taiwanese Agencies

  • A sworn statement by the Taiwanese manpower agency addressing:
    • The agency fees to be collected from the Philippine recruitment agency.
    • Assumption of responsibility for the welfare of their hired workers.
    • Assurance of faithful implementation of employment contracts.
    • Commitment to comply with additional requirements that may be prescribed by the PLC or POEA.

Administrative Directive and Effectivity

  • POEA is instructed to formulate guidelines to govern the pre-qualification process of Taiwanese manpower agencies.
  • The Department Order takes effect immediately upon issuance.
  • Signed and adopted on April 6, 1994, by Secretary Ma. Nieves R. Confesor.

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