The Migrant Workers Office (MWO) in Tokyo, Japan is the overseas operating arm of the Philippines’ Department of Migrant Workers (DMW). Its goal is the implementation of Philippine labor policies and programs for the protection of the rights and promotion of the welfare of Filipinos working in Japan.
This is an easily navigable guide to the services that MWO Tokyo offers to Japanese employers and Filipino workers alike.
MWO Tokyo Organization
At the top of the MWO Tokyo organizational chart is Labor Attaché Ramon Lamberto C. Pastrana.
The Labor Employment Facilitation Services Unit is headed by Assistant Labor Attaché Barwin Scott P. Villordon. This section deals mainly with the verification of employment contracts and other employment-related documents including the accreditation of Japanese employers.
The Welfare Services Unit of the MWO Tokyo is headed by Welfare Officer Geronico M. Herrera. This section assists Filipino workers in their problems arising out of the employer-employee relationship.
| Title | Name |
|---|---|
| Labor Attaché | Ramon Lamberto C. Pastrana |
| Assistant Labor Attaché | Barwin Scott P. Villordon |
| Processing Officers | Nancy J. Oyco, Luisito M. Limbo, Rowena H. Recio, Josefa G. Monterey, Patrick E. Tenorio |
| Front Desk Officer & Interpreter | Arisa D. Kiyono |
| Welfare Officer | Geronico M. Herrera |
| Welfare Assistance Officer | Josie G. Damaso |
| Welfare Assistance Support Officers & Interpreters | Yuriko Seki, Hanako Fujisawa |
MWO Tokyo organizational chart
Prefectures served by MWO Tokyo
MWO Tokyo serves the following regions of Japan: Hokkaidō, Tōhoku, Kantō, and parts of Chūbu.