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He also said that the shutdown will help in the healing of internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful caused by the desecration. "While the physical and external damages may cause so much burden to the parish, it is the internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful that concern more to us," said the bishop. "(Closure will) allow repair of the images to take place, and this time will also be utilized for all of us to do penitential act in order to effect complete healing to our very hearts and minds," added Galbines. On Wednesday, around 6:30 a.m., while a Mass was ongoing, an individual ransacked and desecrated several religious images and items in the church. Galbines said the suspect of the "unwarranted act," identified as Rolly Semira, is already in police custody. 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Until today, he said, the industry employs thousands of Cebuanos and continuously contributes to the City’s coffers, therefore it has to be recognized. “Dili na ma-ihap ang mga ekonomikanhon kinabuhi ang nausab tungod sa BPO industry,” Esparis said. (Countless economic lives have been changed because of it.)Under the proposed ordinance, Cebu City will commemorate the celebration of BPO Day on April 1, citing that it was the day when the National Government allowed workers to return to work on-site despite health restrictions due to the pandemic back in 2020. The celebration shall be organized by the Department of Manpower Development and Placement. During the public hearing, Hazel Aguisanda, Concentrix Philippines executive director, said that in her 20 years of stay in Cebu, it was the first time the Cebu City Government recognized their industry. She said Concentrix employs around 10,000 employees in Cebu alone. She said the recognition will open up more collaborative initiatives between the industry and the City Government, including adjacent towns and cities, to contribute more to the growing economy of Cebu. “We are privileged and grateful for the formal recognition that the council has afforded. So look forward to more productive years,” Aguisanda said. However, Cebu Information Technology and Business Process Management (IT-BPM) Organization vice president Darwin John Moises suggested celebrating BPO Day on March 28 instead, which was the first day the lockdown, or the enhanced community quarantine, was implemented.On that day, the industry shifted to a WFH setup that allowed its workers to continue their operations, he said.He also suggested naming the celebration as the IT-BPM Day.He said the industry has evolved to various services and processes, aside from the usual call or contact centers at the Cebu IT Park in Barangay Apas, Cebu City. “Just for the numbers, there are over 300 companies already in the IT-BPM space, employing around 200,000 people, and if we are to include in the measure for indirect employment that is about 550,000 people,” Moises said. The proposed ordinance has not yet passed its third and final reading to become an official ordinance. The Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines, the trade body and advocacy group for the IT-BPM industry, emphasized the importance of continued investment in various areas to achieve the country’s target of 2.5 million full-time workers and US$59 billion in revenue by 2028. These investments must be made in real estate, infrastructure, reliable network connectivity and stable baseload power supply. Stakeholders also advocate for increased investments in road, rail and air connectivity to facilitate seamless logistics operations. With an increasing number of businesses adopting hybrid work models, the roadmap emphasizes the importance of reliable and affordable network connectivity in residential areas. / EHP

HAVING contributed billions of pesos to the economy of Cebu City, the City Council moves to honor the Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) industry.On Wednesday, March 6, 2024, a public consultation was held at the Doña Eva Macaraeg Macapagal Hall at the City Hall for the proposed “Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) Industry Day Ordinance of 2023” authored by City Councilor Pancrasio Esparis. In his speech, Esparis said the industry has pulled the city’s economy from faltering during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. He said the industry remained operational through a work-from-home (WFH) setup when the majority of business and commercial establishments were closed. Until today, he said, the industry employs thousands of Cebuanos and continuously contributes to the City’s coffers, therefore it has to be recognized. “Dili na ma-ihap ang mga ekonomikanhon kinabuhi ang nausab tungod sa BPO industry,” Esparis said. (Countless economic lives have been changed because of it.)Under the proposed ordinance, Cebu City will commemorate the celebration of BPO Day on April 1, citing that it was the day when the National Government allowed workers to return to work on-site despite health restrictions due to the pandemic back in 2020. The celebration shall be organized by the Department of Manpower Development and Placement. During the public hearing, Hazel Aguisanda, Concentrix Philippines executive director, said that in her 20 years of stay in Cebu, it was the first time the Cebu City Government recognized their industry. She said Concentrix employs around 10,000 employees in Cebu alone. She said the recognition will open up more collaborative initiatives between the industry and the City Government, including adjacent towns and cities, to contribute more to the growing economy of Cebu. “We are privileged and grateful for the formal recognition that the council has afforded. So look forward to more productive years,” Aguisanda said. However, Cebu Information Technology and Business Process Management (IT-BPM) Organization vice president Darwin John Moises suggested celebrating BPO Day on March 28 instead, which was the first day the lockdown, or the enhanced community quarantine, was implemented.On that day, the industry shifted to a WFH setup that allowed its workers to continue their operations, he said.He also suggested naming the celebration as the IT-BPM Day.He said the industry has evolved to various services and processes, aside from the usual call or contact centers at the Cebu IT Park in Barangay Apas, Cebu City. “Just for the numbers, there are over 300 companies already in the IT-BPM space, employing around 200,000 people, and if we are to include in the measure for indirect employment that is about 550,000 people,” Moises said. The proposed ordinance has not yet passed its third and final reading to become an official ordinance. The Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines, the trade body and advocacy group for the IT-BPM industry, emphasized the importance of continued investment in various areas to achieve the country’s target of 2.5 million full-time workers and US$59 billion in revenue by 2028. These investments must be made in real estate, infrastructure, reliable network connectivity and stable baseload power supply. Stakeholders also advocate for increased investments in road, rail and air connectivity to facilitate seamless logistics operations. With an increasing number of businesses adopting hybrid work models, the roadmap emphasizes the importance of reliable and affordable network connectivity in residential areas. / EHP Online Slot Philippines THE simulation of a roundabout system at the intersection of DM Cortes Street and U.N. Avenue in Mandaue City on Sunday, April 14, 2024, resulted in bumper-to-bumper traffic.The simulation started on the midnight of April 14 when a makeshift roundabout was placed at the intersection and the traffic lights were turned off. It ended around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, April 15, when the makeshift roundabout was removed and the traffic lights were turned back on.In an interview on Monday, Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes said he and the Provincial Government agreed on Sunday that they need to prioritize widening the roads leading to and around the rotunda to accommodate the large volume of vehicles. “We saw the need to have a flaring in the intersection and there is a positive development with the lot owners who will be affected by the flaring so we can widen the intersection near the Maayo Hotel,” he said in a mix of Cebuano and English.The rotunda will also be moved closer to the corner of DM Cortes Street, using the lots acquired by the City Government.Cortes said Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, who inspected the simulation last Sunday, had a positive meeting with owners of affected lots, including the telcos and utility firms, to give way to the proposed widening project.The Provincial Government announced on social media last Sunday that it plans to widen roads and relocate the circle towards the corner of D.M. Cortes Street.It said the roads will be expanded to accommodate a larger roundabout. It will also enhance the information drive and install ample signs in the vicinity. These moves aim to preemptively guide motorists on which lane to take to minimize congestion at the intersection, it said. A permanent rotunda is being eyed to alleviate vehicular traffic from Lapu-Lapu City to the mainland and vice versa as the intersection is located at the foot of the Marcelo B. Fernan Bridge. It also serves as an alternative northbound route via the Cansaga Bay Bridge, which sits at the boundary of Mandaue City and the town of Consolacion.The rotunda is an alternate solution to the delayed underpass project of the Department of Public Works and Highways along U.N. Avenue.The traffic last Sunday didn’t sit well with some motorists.Ralph, a 43-year-old food delivery rider, complained that instead of alleviating the problem, the roundabout simulation only worsened it.“We were forced to wait several minutes under the scorching sun before the traffic flow improved,” he said in Cebuano.Ralph, who didn’t want his real name to be used, said that if the government insists on putting a roundabout at the intersection, it should widen roads in the area.Rey Bacaling, 21, said he supports the idea of a roundabout, but more strategic planning is needed.“I think the simulation has potential to greatly help with the traffic but for now it took up some space on the road, thus causing more traffic,” he said.The traffic flow only reverted to its normal flow when the traffic lights were turned back on Monday morning. (EHP, CAV)

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THE simulation of a roundabout system at the intersection of DM Cortes Street and U.N. Avenue in Mandaue City on Sunday, April 14, 2024, resulted in bumper-to-bumper traffic.The simulation started on the midnight of April 14 when a makeshift roundabout was placed at the intersection and the traffic lights were turned off. It ended around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, April 15, when the makeshift roundabout was removed and the traffic lights were turned back on.In an interview on Monday, Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes said he and the Provincial Government agreed on Sunday that they need to prioritize widening the roads leading to and around the rotunda to accommodate the large volume of vehicles. “We saw the need to have a flaring in the intersection and there is a positive development with the lot owners who will be affected by the flaring so we can widen the intersection near the Maayo Hotel,” he said in a mix of Cebuano and English.The rotunda will also be moved closer to the corner of DM Cortes Street, using the lots acquired by the City Government.Cortes said Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, who inspected the simulation last Sunday, had a positive meeting with owners of affected lots, including the telcos and utility firms, to give way to the proposed widening project.The Provincial Government announced on social media last Sunday that it plans to widen roads and relocate the circle towards the corner of D.M. Cortes Street.It said the roads will be expanded to accommodate a larger roundabout. It will also enhance the information drive and install ample signs in the vicinity. These moves aim to preemptively guide motorists on which lane to take to minimize congestion at the intersection, it said. A permanent rotunda is being eyed to alleviate vehicular traffic from Lapu-Lapu City to the mainland and vice versa as the intersection is located at the foot of the Marcelo B. Fernan Bridge. It also serves as an alternative northbound route via the Cansaga Bay Bridge, which sits at the boundary of Mandaue City and the town of Consolacion.The rotunda is an alternate solution to the delayed underpass project of the Department of Public Works and Highways along U.N. Avenue.The traffic last Sunday didn’t sit well with some motorists.Ralph, a 43-year-old food delivery rider, complained that instead of alleviating the problem, the roundabout simulation only worsened it.“We were forced to wait several minutes under the scorching sun before the traffic flow improved,” he said in Cebuano.Ralph, who didn’t want his real name to be used, said that if the government insists on putting a roundabout at the intersection, it should widen roads in the area.Rey Bacaling, 21, said he supports the idea of a roundabout, but more strategic planning is needed.“I think the simulation has potential to greatly help with the traffic but for now it took up some space on the road, thus causing more traffic,” he said.The traffic flow only reverted to its normal flow when the traffic lights were turned back on Monday morning. (EHP, CAV) Online Slot Philippines ON THE heels of the destruction and desecration committed on several religious items, the Diocese of Kabankalan has temporarily shut down the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church in Binalbagan, Negros Occidental. In a statement, Kabankalan Bishop Louie Galbines ordered the temporary closure of the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church after several religious statues, as well as the Tabernacle were destroyed on April 3."The images of St. Joseph, San Isidro Labrador -- the parish patron, Immaculate Conception, two angels, and the Crucifix were partially and totally damaged. The Tabernacle was also disfigured. This untoward incident created a very painful impact on the faith and emotions of all Catholics in Binalbagan," said Galbines. "The church will remain closed for a period of time," he added.The prelate said that, as provided by the Canon 1211, the closure will provide the church the opportunity to repair physical and external damages caused by the perpetrator. He also said that the shutdown will help in the healing of internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful caused by the desecration. "While the physical and external damages may cause so much burden to the parish, it is the internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful that concern more to us," said the bishop. "(Closure will) allow repair of the images to take place, and this time will also be utilized for all of us to do penitential act in order to effect complete healing to our very hearts and minds," added Galbines. On Wednesday, around 6:30 a.m., while a Mass was ongoing, an individual ransacked and desecrated several religious images and items in the church. Galbines said the suspect of the "unwarranted act," identified as Rolly Semira, is already in police custody. Charges of malicious mischief, alarm and scandal, and interruption of religious worship have already been filed against Semira."He will be made to answer to the crime and damages he created," said Galbines. (HDT/SunStar Philippines)

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ON THE heels of the destruction and desecration committed on several religious items, the Diocese of Kabankalan has temporarily shut down the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church in Binalbagan, Negros Occidental. In a statement, Kabankalan Bishop Louie Galbines ordered the temporary closure of the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church after several religious statues, as well as the Tabernacle were destroyed on April 3."The images of St. Joseph, San Isidro Labrador -- the parish patron, Immaculate Conception, two angels, and the Crucifix were partially and totally damaged. The Tabernacle was also disfigured. This untoward incident created a very painful impact on the faith and emotions of all Catholics in Binalbagan," said Galbines. "The church will remain closed for a period of time," he added.The prelate said that, as provided by the Canon 1211, the closure will provide the church the opportunity to repair physical and external damages caused by the perpetrator. He also said that the shutdown will help in the healing of internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful caused by the desecration. "While the physical and external damages may cause so much burden to the parish, it is the internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful that concern more to us," said the bishop. "(Closure will) allow repair of the images to take place, and this time will also be utilized for all of us to do penitential act in order to effect complete healing to our very hearts and minds," added Galbines. On Wednesday, around 6:30 a.m., while a Mass was ongoing, an individual ransacked and desecrated several religious images and items in the church. Galbines said the suspect of the "unwarranted act," identified as Rolly Semira, is already in police custody. Charges of malicious mischief, alarm and scandal, and interruption of religious worship have already been filed against Semira."He will be made to answer to the crime and damages he created," said Galbines. (HDT/SunStar Philippines), check the following table to see what categories most online casinos in the Philippines fit in.

HAVING contributed billions of pesos to the economy of Cebu City, the City Council moves to honor the Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) industry.On Wednesday, March 6, 2024, a public consultation was held at the Doña Eva Macaraeg Macapagal Hall at the City Hall for the proposed “Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) Industry Day Ordinance of 2023” authored by City Councilor Pancrasio Esparis. In his speech, Esparis said the industry has pulled the city’s economy from faltering during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. He said the industry remained operational through a work-from-home (WFH) setup when the majority of business and commercial establishments were closed. Until today, he said, the industry employs thousands of Cebuanos and continuously contributes to the City’s coffers, therefore it has to be recognized. “Dili na ma-ihap ang mga ekonomikanhon kinabuhi ang nausab tungod sa BPO industry,” Esparis said. (Countless economic lives have been changed because of it.)Under the proposed ordinance, Cebu City will commemorate the celebration of BPO Day on April 1, citing that it was the day when the National Government allowed workers to return to work on-site despite health restrictions due to the pandemic back in 2020. The celebration shall be organized by the Department of Manpower Development and Placement. During the public hearing, Hazel Aguisanda, Concentrix Philippines executive director, said that in her 20 years of stay in Cebu, it was the first time the Cebu City Government recognized their industry. She said Concentrix employs around 10,000 employees in Cebu alone. She said the recognition will open up more collaborative initiatives between the industry and the City Government, including adjacent towns and cities, to contribute more to the growing economy of Cebu. “We are privileged and grateful for the formal recognition that the council has afforded. So look forward to more productive years,” Aguisanda said. However, Cebu Information Technology and Business Process Management (IT-BPM) Organization vice president Darwin John Moises suggested celebrating BPO Day on March 28 instead, which was the first day the lockdown, or the enhanced community quarantine, was implemented.On that day, the industry shifted to a WFH setup that allowed its workers to continue their operations, he said.He also suggested naming the celebration as the IT-BPM Day.He said the industry has evolved to various services and processes, aside from the usual call or contact centers at the Cebu IT Park in Barangay Apas, Cebu City. “Just for the numbers, there are over 300 companies already in the IT-BPM space, employing around 200,000 people, and if we are to include in the measure for indirect employment that is about 550,000 people,” Moises said. The proposed ordinance has not yet passed its third and final reading to become an official ordinance. The Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines, the trade body and advocacy group for the IT-BPM industry, emphasized the importance of continued investment in various areas to achieve the country’s target of 2.5 million full-time workers and US$59 billion in revenue by 2028. These investments must be made in real estate, infrastructure, reliable network connectivity and stable baseload power supply. Stakeholders also advocate for increased investments in road, rail and air connectivity to facilitate seamless logistics operations. With an increasing number of businesses adopting hybrid work models, the roadmap emphasizes the importance of reliable and affordable network connectivity in residential areas. / EHP Where can I bet on the NBA game to at? . Discover the 🎖️ best online casino in the Philippines and read about the available games, ⭐ top PH bonuses, mobile apps, payments and players' safety. here is how to register at an online casino site in the Philippines:

ON THE heels of the destruction and desecration committed on several religious items, the Diocese of Kabankalan has temporarily shut down the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church in Binalbagan, Negros Occidental. In a statement, Kabankalan Bishop Louie Galbines ordered the temporary closure of the San Isidro Labrador Parish Church after several religious statues, as well as the Tabernacle were destroyed on April 3."The images of St. Joseph, San Isidro Labrador -- the parish patron, Immaculate Conception, two angels, and the Crucifix were partially and totally damaged. The Tabernacle was also disfigured. This untoward incident created a very painful impact on the faith and emotions of all Catholics in Binalbagan," said Galbines. "The church will remain closed for a period of time," he added.The prelate said that, as provided by the Canon 1211, the closure will provide the church the opportunity to repair physical and external damages caused by the perpetrator. He also said that the shutdown will help in the healing of internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful caused by the desecration. "While the physical and external damages may cause so much burden to the parish, it is the internal injury to the minds and hearts of the faithful that concern more to us," said the bishop. "(Closure will) allow repair of the images to take place, and this time will also be utilized for all of us to do penitential act in order to effect complete healing to our very hearts and minds," added Galbines. On Wednesday, around 6:30 a.m., while a Mass was ongoing, an individual ransacked and desecrated several religious images and items in the church. Galbines said the suspect of the "unwarranted act," identified as Rolly Semira, is already in police custody. Charges of malicious mischief, alarm and scandal, and interruption of religious worship have already been filed against Semira."He will be made to answer to the crime and damages he created," said Galbines. (HDT/SunStar Philippines) Online Slot Philippines . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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HAVING contributed billions of pesos to the economy of Cebu City, the City Council moves to honor the Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) industry.On Wednesday, March 6, 2024, a public consultation was held at the Doña Eva Macaraeg Macapagal Hall at the City Hall for the proposed “Business Processing Outsourcing (BPO) Industry Day Ordinance of 2023” authored by City Councilor Pancrasio Esparis. In his speech, Esparis said the industry has pulled the city’s economy from faltering during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. He said the industry remained operational through a work-from-home (WFH) setup when the majority of business and commercial establishments were closed. Until today, he said, the industry employs thousands of Cebuanos and continuously contributes to the City’s coffers, therefore it has to be recognized. “Dili na ma-ihap ang mga ekonomikanhon kinabuhi ang nausab tungod sa BPO industry,” Esparis said. (Countless economic lives have been changed because of it.)Under the proposed ordinance, Cebu City will commemorate the celebration of BPO Day on April 1, citing that it was the day when the National Government allowed workers to return to work on-site despite health restrictions due to the pandemic back in 2020. The celebration shall be organized by the Department of Manpower Development and Placement. During the public hearing, Hazel Aguisanda, Concentrix Philippines executive director, said that in her 20 years of stay in Cebu, it was the first time the Cebu City Government recognized their industry. She said Concentrix employs around 10,000 employees in Cebu alone. She said the recognition will open up more collaborative initiatives between the industry and the City Government, including adjacent towns and cities, to contribute more to the growing economy of Cebu. “We are privileged and grateful for the formal recognition that the council has afforded. 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The Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines, the trade body and advocacy group for the IT-BPM industry, emphasized the importance of continued investment in various areas to achieve the country’s target of 2.5 million full-time workers and US$59 billion in revenue by 2028. These investments must be made in real estate, infrastructure, reliable network connectivity and stable baseload power supply. Stakeholders also advocate for increased investments in road, rail and air connectivity to facilitate seamless logistics operations. With an increasing number of businesses adopting hybrid work models, the roadmap emphasizes the importance of reliable and affordable network connectivity in residential areas. / EHP licensed online casinos THE simulation of a roundabout system at the intersection of DM Cortes Street and U.N. 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It ended around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, April 15, when the makeshift roundabout was removed and the traffic lights were turned back on.In an interview on Monday, Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes said he and the Provincial Government agreed on Sunday that they need to prioritize widening the roads leading to and around the rotunda to accommodate the large volume of vehicles. “We saw the need to have a flaring in the intersection and there is a positive development with the lot owners who will be affected by the flaring so we can widen the intersection near the Maayo Hotel,” he said in a mix of Cebuano and English.The rotunda will also be moved closer to the corner of DM Cortes Street, using the lots acquired by the City Government.Cortes said Governor Gwendolyn Garcia, who inspected the simulation last Sunday, had a positive meeting with owners of affected lots, including the telcos and utility firms, to give way to the proposed widening project.The Provincial Government announced on social media last Sunday that it plans to widen roads and relocate the circle towards the corner of D.M. 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Some of the most important trends revolve around the changes to the legalisation of online gambling for offshore operators, with President Rodrigo Duterte cracking down on illegal operations in recent years. Otherwise, we’ve identified that the growth in the land-based gambling industry has resulted in job creation for locals, with more than half of all employees in the entertainment sector being employed for gambling and betting activities.

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