areas in PGMA's SONA related to HRM
Pinagsasama-sama natin ang mga programa ng DSWD, DOH, GSIS, SSS at iba pang lumalaban sa kahirapan sa isang National Social Welfare Program para proteksyonan ang pinaka-mahihirap mula sa pandaigdigang krisis, and to help those whose earnings are limited by illness, disability, loss of job, age and so on—through livelihood projects, microfinance, skills and technology transfer, emergency and temporary employment, pension funds, food aid and cash subsidies, child nutrition and adult health care, medical missions, salary loans, insurance, housing programs, educational and other savings schemes, and now cheaper medicine—Thanks to Congress.
Ginagawa nating labor-intensive ang paggawa at pag-ayos ng kalsada at patubig. Noong SONA ng 2001, naglunsad tayo sa NCR ng patrabaho para sa 20,000 na out of school youth, na tinawag OYSTER. Ngayon, mahigit 20,000 ang ineempleyo ng OYSTER sa buong bansa. In disaster-stricken areas, we have a cash-for-work program.
In training, 7.74 million took technical and vocational courses over the last seven years, double the number in the previous 14 years. In 2007 alone, 1.7 million graduated. Among them are Jessica Barlomento now in Hanjin as supply officer, Shenve Catana, Marie Grace Comendador, and Marlyn Tusi, lady welders, congratulations.
Our P 350 million training partnership with the private sector should qualify 60,000 for call centers, medical transcription, animation and software development, which have a projected demand of one million workers generating $13 billion by 2010.
Honestly, i haven't heard any of the president's statements from any media resources since that im at school.hmp! But thanks to our modern technology, its easier for me to cope up from any important events.ü Hmm. From the statements above, it just show that the president is really doing her best just for our nation's sake it just so happen that we cannot feel the developments and the changes that was made.
Actually, base on what I can see, nothing has change. No improvements. Am not really expecting anything from her promises. Its not that I dont care about Philippines or whatsoever. It just happen that im getting tired and sick from all of these. hmp!










1 comments:
that last part of your entry is really true. some people keep blaming the government for their undoings but it's really their own fault why they have such difficult lives.
for the government's part, they should try to check their selves. their intentions to improve the quality of life in the country must be sincere and not just for campaign purposes.
*i'd appreciate your comments, too...*
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