Businesses are constantly on the lookout for talented I.T. professionals to join their team. Here are four companies in the Philippines hiring I.T. graduates and I.T. professionals now.
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Asking for a raise is never simple or easy. To help you get started, ask yourself when, why, and how much. Read more here.
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There are a number of fields you can enter and jobs to work in if you have a communications degree. Here are six options to help you decide.
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Changing careers is a big step. Here are 5 things you can do to help you successfully make the switch to a new career.
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The job application process can be a challenge. Read on for 7 quick and easy application tips to help you get hired quickly.
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Getting ready to start your first job? Or are you switching careers? You will need a few documents to be able to process your application and start your new adventure. Generally, you will need your Official Transcripts of Records/Diploma, Birth Certificate, and more. Read on to find out what you need.
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The Recruitday Scouts network is a way for anyone to earn cash and rewards by referring jobs to friends. Lately, Recruitday launched the Recruitday Scout app to make referrals easier. The Recruitday Scout app is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Transcom Worldwide Philippines has more than 200 positions open for Technical Support Representatives in their Mandaluyong office. They are offering P10,000 reward for each successful referral via the Recruitday Scouts.
the Republic Act No. 11261, also known as the First-Time Jobseekers Assistance Act was signed into law which exempts first-time job seekers from paying fees and charges for documents required for job applications. The documents covered are...
This is not a problem that would normally be associated with the Philippines. However, recent reports have shown that there is indeed a shortage of skilled workers in the country. The country is currently experiencing an infrastructure boom, much of it because of the government’s Build, Build, Build Program. However, the project is experiencing some delays due to the labor shortage.
Filipinos can now work in Japan as a Specified Skill Worker I or Specified Skill Worker II. The jobs that fall under the skills criteria include jobs in health care, building maintenance, food services, industrial machinery, electronics, food manufacturing, agriculture, hospitality, construction, shipbuilding, fisheries and aquaculture, parts and tooling and aviation. Read on for more.
