Officers from the Department of Migrant Workers will go to Italy to investigate reports that job-seekers were scammed and illegally recruited by fellow Filipinos running a recruitment agency there.
— Officers from the Department of Migrant Workers will go to Italy to investigate reports that job-seekers were scammed and illegally recruited by fellow Filipinos running a recruitment agency there.
The DMW on Thursday said it met with the Department of Justice and the National Bureau of Investigation for a case buildup against recruiter Alpha Assistenza. DMW officer-in-charge Bernard Olalia said the agency is looking at a “conspiracy” angle with local entities. DMW said Alpha Assistenza offered jobs in hotels and restaurants in Italy, with victims paying from ₱100,000 to as much as ₱300,000 for their application. Applicants obtain work permits only to discover these are fake when presented at the visa processing center.The lawyer of Alpha Assistenza CEO Krizelle Respicio said his client is not involved in any recruitment.
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