February 28, 2017

ANNOUNCEMENT: Philippine Primer Office is Closed on May 29-31, 2015

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  • ANNOUNCEMENT: Philippine Primer Office is Closed on May 29-31, 2015

    • Please be informed that Philippine Primer office will be closed on Friday, May 29,2015, due to company outing.

    Our office will be back to its normal operation on Monday, June 1. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.

    Thank you!

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