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Thursday, 16 September 2010 08:59

Let this ruling be a lesson in ethics and morals for our Filipino recruiters. Let us help our own Filipino teachers and not be extremely greedy just to benefit the company. UPI might have meant well with their fees but have not followed the law of not charging fees for the second year. Besides, the Department of Educations has already paid the company 47, 000 dollars recruitment fees, why make it hard for these teachers? Money is not everything...we all need to practice ethics and morals, that is, if the company really wanted to help your countrymen? Poor judgement is not an excuse for violating the law!

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