Saturday, June 13, 2009
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For those who are currently looking for jobs, Viray said current opportunities are in the fields of information technology, retail and manufacturing, tourism and hospitality and accounting. Graduates who specialize in these fields have better chances, if “they know where to look.” Local recruiters are especially having difficulty filling positions for oil production engineers and oil riggers in the Middle East.
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- Incompetence cripples RP workforce
- Hanjin to hire 24,000 more
- From nurses to seamen
- South Korea to hire 8,000 filipino workers until 2011
- Online job site asks schools, firms to address job...
- Cebu Pacific needs 250 female flight attendants
- Wanted: tuition fee , On being a working student
- Jobs galore at Defense: 3,545 needed
- 16000 jobs available in Libya - DOLE
- New overseas hires drop 29% - DOLE
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- Jobs still available in Cebu
- Hotline to jobs in Globe-DoLE partnership
- Web site posts job interview questions
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- More high-value IT jobs
- RP education not attuned to in-demand jobs abroad ...
- Gov’t sees 500,000 jobs in Mindanao
- Taiwan cuts jobs for foreign workers
- McDonalds rolls out online recruitment
- Local studio wants Filipino animators
- 1,000 jobs opened in Cebu call center
- Military offers temporary jobs to jobless
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