The Call to Change Quadrants

The Call to Change Quadrants

• Posted by COACH RHYAN M 

The global financial slump is snatching away not only jobs from Filipino workers abroad, but also the remittances for their families back home. As the number of available jobs shrink, the number of undocumented Filipinos abroad could rise.

The bigger problem is, since they will not have jobs here in the Philippines, those who will lose their jobs would rather stay there undocumented instead of going home. Their families should also tighten belts this holiday season as remittances would most likely shrink by half.

Some workers said they would only send half of their salaries to their families. Their families will have a sad Christmas, with probably less Christmas lights.

Filipino nurses in the US have been affected too. There are many Filipino health workers in the US. In New Jersey, for instance, 60 percent of health workers are Filipinos.

Those who would choose to stay as undocumented migrants instead of going home would be vulnerable to exploitation.

We cannot forever rely on migration for development. The earlier announcement of 10,000 jobs available for Filipinos in Canada is now in doubt, as the financial crisis could slow down recruitment, while the jobs of those who flew there are now at risk.

This brings us to the conclusion that a person belonging to the E and S quadrant has a very unreliable income(earned income). While the people in the B quadrant has a more steady income(passive income). The I's were also affected by the slump, so people who are only I's are suffering today. So the best option is to have Both the B and I.

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