Jobs Fair yields
hundred new jobs
By SAMMY CANDIDO (PIA Eastern
Samar)
November 16,
2007
BORONGAN CITY, Eastern
Samar – In line with the celebration of 42nd Founding anniversary of
the Province of Eastern Samar, the Provincial Government of Eastern
Samar sponsored a “Jobs Fair” on November 6-8, 2007 which fast tracked
the meeting of job seekers and employers/overseas recruitment agencies
in only one venue at a specific date.
Here, job seekers and
employers met and agencies processed and prepared the documents needed
by the applicants. Specifically National Statistics Office (NSO)
served 13 clients for marriage contract and 104 clients for Birth
Certificates, while 88 clients were served by National Bureau of
Investigation (NBI) for new and renewal of NBI clearance; 81 clients
were served by Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) for new and renewal
of passport.
Two private recruiting
agencies participated in the fair. The Mothers Way Manpower Special
Overseas Agency recruited 59 clients and Pacific Herenian
International Manpower Agency recruited 72 clients from different Jobs
List during the three-day Jobs Fair.
Upon the completion
other requirements, the jobs seekers will undergo rigid six months
training, after that they will take TESDA Assessment Test. Once they
pass the test, the recruitment agency will finally decide. Applicants
were required to bring their bio-data, one 2x2 picture, certificate of
employment, diploma/transcript of records and authenticated birth
certificate.
Other agencies which
participated in the fair were: DOLE, TESDA and POEA.
The Jobs Fair recently
conducted was the 4th one already since 2004, where a total of 11 Jobs
Fair were held in the municipalities of Dolores, Guiuan, Salcedo and
Borongan.
The fair opened to
all unemployed, skilled and unskilled workers, fresh college
graduates, graduates of training institutions, displaced workers and
employees seeking advancement, where they selected vacancies suited to
their qualifications, also employers interviewed and hired on the spot
the qualified workers.