The Senate has unanimously approved on its third and final reading a measure that would exempt first-time jobseekers from paying government fees and charges on documents needed for their application. Eighteen senators voted on Monday to approve Senate Bill No. 1629 also known as the "First-time Jobseekers Assistance Act." No senators abstained or voted against it. The bill was authored by Senators Joel Villanueva, Sonny Angara, Grace Poe, JV Ejercito, Nancy Binay, Antonio Trillanes IV, Loren Legarda, and Leila de Lima. Villanueva, chairman of the Senate committee on labor, employment, and human resources development, immediately hailed the passage of the measure, which he dubbed as th...
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