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DOLE Undersecretary Benjo Benavidez (Screengrab from Laging Handa briefing) MANILA - The Philippines is among countries that will greatly benefit from the amendments to several provisions of the Maritime Labor Convention of 2006, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said on Friday. In a Laging Handa briefing, Labor Undersecretary Benjo Benavidez said these amendments that were adopted during the recently concluded International Labor Convention (ILC) in Switzerland are timely considering that the country is sending thousands of seafarers to work abroad. "There are eight provisions amended there and the very important one is provision on repatriation," he said. Benavidez said that under the amendment, the ship owner and its agent are obliged to arrange for the repatriation of a seafarer who got sick or got into an accident or had his or her contract either expired or terminated. "If he is a Filipino, bring him back to the Philippines," he said. Benavidez add
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