Cebu Sunstar 8/30/09
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Better jobs await Pinoys in UK
MANILA, Philippines - Employment prospects in the United Kingdom are getting brighter for Filipino teachers, information technology experts and other professionals, recruitment consultants said yesterday.
The recruitment industry yesterday reported that a new system adopted by UK’s Borders and Immigration opened bigger opportunities for Filipino professionals to enter Britain.
Emmanuel Geslani, a recruitment consultant, said the British immigration “point-based” scheme allows all qualified applicants to enter the UK under a managed immigration program.
“The system allows highly skilled workers like engineers, IT to apply for entry to the UK and the right to immigrate with full and free access to the employment market,” Geslani disclosed. Click the title above to read the original posting
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Saudi Arabia needs 3000 workers
"Saudi Arabia also needed a large number of workers in the construction sector," he said when he revealed the results of a meeting between BNP3TKI Head Jumhur Hidayat and Saudi Ambassador to Indonesia Abdurrahman Mohamed Amen Al Khayyal in Jakarta recently.
He said that Saudi Arabia at present needed skilled workers in the health and construction sectors from south east Asian nations like the Philippines and fron south Asia such as India. Read here http://www.antara.co.id/en/news/1250999210/saudi-arabia-needs-3000-indonesian-workers
He said that Saudi Arabia at present needed skilled workers in the health and construction sectors from south east Asian nations like the Philippines and fron south Asia such as India. Read here http://www.antara.co.id/en/news/1250999210/saudi-arabia-needs-3000-indonesian-workers
Industry leaders nix govt-to-govt deployment of OFWs
A proposal to make employment of Filipino workers abroad a government-to-government arrangement is ill-advised, manpower industry leaders say.
In a joint statement, three industry leaders said the Philippine government tried that during the 1970s when it attempted to phase out private sector participation in the overseas employment program and found it to be ineffective. Click title above to read complete article
In a joint statement, three industry leaders said the Philippine government tried that during the 1970s when it attempted to phase out private sector participation in the overseas employment program and found it to be ineffective. Click title above to read complete article
Online recruitment portal serves call centers
MANILA, Philippines – Call center training firm ExcelAsia opened its fifth facility and also launched an online recruitment site that accepts applicants’ resumes while allowing them to search for job openings.
The four year-old company also opened its fifth facility at the Eastwood Cyberzone in Libis, Quezon City serves as a sourcing, recruitment, human resource training, and business consultancy hub.
Read complete article here at this link http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/infotech/view/20090819-221068/Online-recruitment-portal-serves-call-centers
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