As the country's unemployment problem continues to worsen amidst the global economic crisis, reaching 7.7 percent in January of this year, more and more people are driven to ask what the government, specifically Makati, is doing to adress it.
Makati City District II Representative Mar-Len Abigail Binay said her office has been working on the problem through undertaking activities that have translated to real jobs for jobseekers. The jobs fair recently conducted by Binay's district office has resulted in the deployment of her constituents to various companies thus eliminating a good percentage of unemployed in the city. Makati is really a progressive city. Infact, it is the business center in the Philippines. With their prevailing government, it generates many jobs available for their citizens, making more breadwinners in Makati now empowered to feed their families.
The Binay's dynasty are still reigning in Makati. They are the one who made this city progressive. But, if someone other than Binays will be elected as the new mayor,is "Ganito kami sa Makati," still visible?
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