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필리핀 가정부 100명 9월 입국···이용 가정 17일부터 모집 최영진 기자 입력 2024년 07월 16일 13:49 필리핀 가정부 100명 9월 입국··이용 가정 17일부터 모집 최영진 기자 입력 2024년 07월 16일 13:49

 

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In September, 100 Philippine housekeepers (housekeepers) will start working for the first time in double-income families, single-parent families, and multi-child families. They plan to enter the country in August for education and then take care of their children at home and help with housework in September. The Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Ministry of Employment and Labor announced on the 16th that they will start a pilot project for housekeepers in the Philippines from September and recruit families who use the service from the 17th to the 6th of next month. The Seoul Metropolitan Government and the government have been pushing for the introduction of housekeeping help in the Philippines to solve the situation where the number of Korean household workers is decreasing and labor costs are rising. In September, 100 Philippine housekeepers (housekeepers) will start working for the first time in double-income families, single-parent families, and multi-child families. They plan to enter the country in August for education and then take care of their children at home and help with housework in September. The Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Ministry of Employment and Labor announced on the 16th that they will start a pilot project for housekeepers in the Philippines from September and recruit families who use the service from the 17th to the 6th of next month. The Seoul Metropolitan Government and the government have been pushing for the introduction of housekeeping help in the Philippines to solve the situation where the number of Korean household workers is decreasing and labor costs are rising.

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Philippine housekeepers who will enter the country in early August will work at home for six months from September to the end of February next year. Among households living in Seoul, this service is available to those who raise children under the age of 12 (born after July 18, 2011) or who are expecting a baby. You can apply regardless of income standards. The Seoul Metropolitan Government plans to select families with single parents, multiple children, dual-income families, and pregnant women first, and consider the age of their children and the desired period of use. Available Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Available full-time (8 hours) or hourly (4 hours or 8 hours). However, it cannot exceed 52 hours a week. The cost is about 1.19 million won per month for four hours a day. It includes the minimum wage per hour (KRW 9,860 this year) and the four major social insurance policies. The Seoul Metropolitan Government said, “It is cheaper than the public babysitter cost of 15,110 won per hour.” You can apply through Home Story Life Co., Ltd., a service provider, or the Hubris app. The 100 Philippine housekeepers were selected under the supervision of the Korea Industrial Manpower Corporation and the Ministry of Employment and Labor. The age group is 24-38, who completed more than 780 hours of education at the Philippine Vocational Training Institute and obtained a government certification certificate. He is fluent in English and can communicate at a certain level in Korean. He also went through medical examinations and background checks on drugs and criminal records. After entering the country, they will live in a communal dormitory and receive four weeks of practical work as a housekeeper and education on how to adapt to life in Korea. The government plans to evaluate service satisfaction and effectiveness through pilot projects and supplement the service usage method in a way that suits our society. Philippine housekeepers who will enter the country in early August will work at home for six months from September to the end of February next year. Among households living in Seoul, this service is available to those who raise children under the age of 12 (born after July 18, 2011) or who are expecting a baby. You can apply regardless of income standards. The Seoul Metropolitan Government plans to select families with single parents, multiple children, dual-income families, and pregnant women first, and consider the age of their children and the desired period of use. Available Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Available full-time (8 hours) or hourly (4 hours or 8 hours). However, it cannot exceed 52 hours a week. The cost is about 1.19 million won per month for four hours a day. It includes the minimum wage per hour (KRW 9,860 this year) and the four major social insurance policies. The Seoul Metropolitan Government said, “It is cheaper than the public babysitter cost of 15,110 won per hour.” You can apply through Home Story Life Co., Ltd., a service provider, or the Hubris app. The 100 Philippine housekeepers were selected under the supervision of the Korea Industrial Manpower Corporation and the Ministry of Employment and Labor. The age group is 24-38, who completed more than 780 hours of education at the Philippine Vocational Training Institute and obtained a government certification certificate. He is fluent in English and can communicate at a certain level in Korean. He also went through medical examinations and background checks on drugs and criminal records. After entering the country, they will live in a communal dormitory and receive four weeks of practical work as a housekeeper and education on how to adapt to life in Korea. The government plans to evaluate service satisfaction and effectiveness through pilot projects and supplement the service usage method in a way that suits our society.

 

Choi Young-jin, Press and Social Affairs Department Choi Young-jin, Press and Social Affairs Department

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