A celebration for OFWs, appreciating the work of the filipino heroes

Over the past few years, as the diplomatic relationship between the Philippines and America continues to strengthen, Filipinos have become a prominent work force in the United States. Now, the future looks brighter than ever for Filipinos that are looking for employment in the US. From chefs to nurses, accountants to teachers, and hotel workers to domestic helpers. There is no profession too small or too big that our hard-working OFWs can’t handle. So, what is it exactly about the US that appeals to Filipinos both young and old? What struggles can those seeking work in the United States expect? And how are OFWs abroad valued as part of the United States workforce? Assistant Labor Attache Jojie Borromeo shares the answer to these questions as she, along with every Filipino in New York celebrates the 34th annual Philippine Independence Day ceremony.

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