Philippine workers, often referred to as OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers), play a significant role in the global labor market. They are employed in various sectors, including healthcare, construction, and domestic work, both locally and abroad. Many seek better opportunities to support their families, contributing to the economy through remittances. In the Philippines, the workforce is diverse, with a mix of skilled and unskilled laborers. The government provides training programs to enhance skills and improve job prospects. Despite challenges such as job security and working conditions, Philippine workers are known for their resilience and strong work ethic.