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Happy but homesick, OFWs wait for a better Philippines before returning

Happy but homesick, OFWs wait for a better Philippines before returning
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A Boston Consulting Group survey reveals that while many overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are happy abroad, a significant portion remains undecided about returning home. The decision to return is driven more by emotional factors and the state of the Philippines than by rational economic calculation.

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The migration of millions of workers significantly impacts the Philippine economy and social structure, highlighting the 'brain drain' and the challenges of reintegration.

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MANILA, Philippines - Most overseas Filipino workers are carrying the weight of an emotionally complex life abroad, but they cannot return home yet, not until there is a better Philippines.

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