Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW): The Game of Life

A weak young man ... a real love ... a beautiful and affluent woman obsessed with love ... a kind wife ... a group of friends ... chasing their dreams as OFW abroad. Fate, conflict of love, lies, desires, ambitions, hatred, revenge, and the fight against life in a distant place

Overseas Filipino workers (OFW): The game of life is the story of a young man who came from the West Island of Negros Island in the Philippines, he brought his life to the city and discovered his true love did. He did not think that life in Manila (hope city) is a steep place such as heartache, lies, hatred, revenge. When fate swallowed his work at a distant place in Dubai (City of Dreams), he found his real self. Lie to achieve his dream and play often

Yes, he is a Filipino worker abroad (OFW). He is one of the 4 million Filipinos who have to leave their country and they are loved to work abroad. The reason why he has to work there is simple, probably the same as most OFWs: they will support their families and offer them a better life. In the case of my father, he is a mechanical engineer at Saudi Refrigerator Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (SRMCO), and his 31 colleagues are also Filipino. Since December 12, 1997 he has worked there. It is about the same as I am in this world. Since then, he was able to support some of our families and our familiar families. From our house, school funds, furniture, to the food we eat, he is the most thing we need.

Overseas Filipino workers (OFW): The game of life is the story of a young man who came from the West Island of Negros Island in the Philippines, he brought his life to the city and discovered his true love did. He did not think that life in Manila (hope city) is a steep place such as heartache, lies, hatred, revenge. When fate swallowed his work at a distant place in Dubai (City of Dreams), he found his real self. Lie to achieve his dream and play often

The term "overseas Filipino workers" (OFW) refers to immigrant workers in 1995 and Philippine migrant workers known as the overseas Filipino Act, as early as the Republican Act 8042 was enacted in the 1990s It was used for. The Philippine government officially adopted this term when the Philippine Overseas Employment Management Bureau (POEA) adopted regulations and regulations concerning overseas workers recruitment and employment on land in 2002. Historically, particularly during President Feldinand Marcos' s regime, during the use of the term 'overseas contract worker' (OCW)