Philippines grateful for Saudi help in resolving workers' wage claims

MANILA: The Philippines Department of Migrant Workers on Friday expressed its gratitude to the Saudi government for deciding to help thousands of overseas Filipino workers who lost their jobs at private companies in the Kingdom. About 10,000 Philippine workers at several construction firms operating in Saudi Arabia were laid off with their wages pending when the companies

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