# Philippines Wins Everyday: Jobs, Opportunities & More > A newsletter by OFWJobs.org. Jobs, benefits and free training for Filipinos at home and abroad. Every listing is verified open the morning we send it, with the recruiting agency's licence number printed beside it. This file provides information about Philippines Wins Everyday: Jobs, Opportunities & More to help large language models understand and reference this publication's content. ## Posts - [DMW Croatia: 72 Resort Jobs, Up to €1,531 Gross/Month—Check If Slots Remain](https://ofwjobs.org/p/dmw-croatia-72-resort-jobs-september-2026): Three active DMW notices list Croatia resort roles; appointment capacity is not publicly visible. - [5 Official DMW Job Fairs Are Listed for Sept. 8–9](https://ofwjobs.org/p/five-official-dmw-job-fairs-sept-8-9): Five current listings from the official DMW portal, plus registration steps and checks to make before traveling. - [Five DMW job fairs open this week](https://ofwjobs.org/p/five-dmw-job-fairs-open-this-week): DMW lists five job fairs for September 4 and 5. Registration is live, and the portal can build the resume and pass you need at the door. - [DMW flags this OFW recruitment scam](https://ofwjobs.org/p/dmw-flags-this-ofw-recruitment-scam): The Department of Migrant Workers is warning Filipinos seeking jobs in New Zealand about a scam running through fake recruiters on Facebook and Viber. Secretary Hans Cacdac said the first step is to check the agency license. Here is the exact scam pattern, the three red flags, and the one website where you can verify a recruiter before you pay. - [Double pay if you work Monday](https://ofwjobs.org/p/double-pay-if-you-work-monday): Monday is National Heroes Day, a regular holiday. The rules are not the same as a typhoon day or a long weekend. Here is exactly what your employer owes you, the one number to check on your payslip, and what to do if it is wrong. - [Workers recovered ₱11.2 million through SEnA](https://ofwjobs.org/p/workers-recovered-sena-claims): A DOLE report from Caraga shows what workers raised, how Requests for Assistance were settled, and the filing route that is open online and at local offices. - [How to get on the TUPAD list after the storm](https://ofwjobs.org/p/062-how-to-get-on-the-tupad-list-after-the-storm): The labour department is hiring cleanup crews across the regions the monsoon and Tropical Storm Maymay went through. It is ordinary paid work at the regional minimum wage, not relief goods, and the sign-up happens at a specific desk that most people walk past. - [The fund that pays a distressed OFW up to ₱100,000](https://ofwjobs.org/p/064-aksyon-fund-distressed-ofws): The AKSYON Fund is money the Department of Migrant Workers pays to overseas workers in trouble and to the families of those who do not come home. It runs from ₱50,000 to ₱100,000, and there is a one year clock on it once you land. - [Every barangay was given five college scholarships](https://ofwjobs.org/p/060-every-barangay-five-college-scholarships): Under a memorandum circular signed in July, all 42,000 barangays received ₱200,000 each, half of it five ₱20,000 grants for students finishing college. The money is real. The documentary requirements were never published nationally, which is the part that decides who gets it. - [What SSS will lend you after the storm](https://ofwjobs.org/p/061-sss-emergency-loan-after-the-storm): SSS opened its Emergency Loan Program to members affected by Tropical Storm Maymay and the enhanced southwest monsoon. Up to ₱20,000 at seven percent a year, no service fee, nothing to repay for six months, and the contribution bar cut from thirty-six months to eighteen. - [What the government pays a returning OFW, program by program](https://ofwjobs.org/p/055-what-government-pays-returning-ofw): Four reintegration programs ran in ten days: cash grants of ₱50,000 and ₱75,000, free business training, a ₱500,000 competition, and thirteen agencies in one room. Here is what each one pays. - [What your payslip must show for August 21 and August 31](https://ofwjobs.org/p/054-holiday-pay-august-21-31): DOLE just signed the pay rules for the two August holidays. Here is the exact math, plus three jobs verified open this morning. - [Where 28,385 overseas job posts are open right now](https://ofwjobs.org/p/053-where-overseas-job-posts-are-open): We went through 340 DMW-licensed agencies this morning and counted every job order still taking applications. The ranking is not the one most people would guess, and it moves faster than anyone tells you. - [5 ways to get back pay an employer still owes](https://ofwjobs.org/p/052-five-ways-recover-unpaid-wages-sena): There is a free government service that recovers unpaid wages in 30 days without a lawyer. In one region alone it returned ₱12.5 million to 471 workers in six months. Most people have never heard its name. - [5 things a returning OFW can claim this month](https://ofwjobs.org/p/051-five-things-returning-ofw-can-claim): Free training just opened wider, the certification route is quieter than it should be, and one of these five is the gate the other four depend on. Each one checked this week. - [The ₱60 raise a court put on hold expires August 13](https://ofwjobs.org/p/050-wage-order-27-tro-expires-august-13): Metro Manila's wage order was suspended six days after it took effect. What is frozen, who froze it, the date the freeze runs out, and the one thing to keep in case the money is owed to you later. - [What DSWD pays for when the bill lands](https://ofwjobs.org/p/049-what-dswd-pays-for): Hospital bills, medicine, a funeral, the fare home. The six kinds of help, the paper each one needs, and the frequency limits that decide whether your trip is wasted. - [The Pag-IBIG money you already own](https://ofwjobs.org/p/048-pag-ibig-money-you-already-own): Every payslip deduction has been building an account you can borrow against. How much you can reach, the waiting period that got cut in half, and the one condition that quietly disqualifies people.