JobStreet goes hyperlocal by launching microsites and having a virtual career fairs in several regions this coming Labor day
If you are one of those looking for a job, this one is for you.
JobStreet, a leading online job portal will be having an online job fair
this coming Labor Day. JobStreet is
going hyperlocal as it launches its dedicated microsite for Cebu, Iloilo, and
Davao. The initiatives help boost the job market in provinces as the public is
encouraged to decongest Metro Manila following the ongoing pandemic.
Jobseekers from Cebu, Iloilo, and Davao can now browse
thousands of jobs available in their locality through the respective
microsites. Candidates can also learn from work-life guides and advice from
JObStreet’s career hub will be written in their local dialect.
“Many Filipinos recently returned to their provinces because of layoffs of the new work from home arrangements and this caused a shift in the labor market. We’ve also observed that candidates from major provinces have increased their activities in terms of platform website visits, which is why we really targeted to promote local employment and provide them valuable support in their career through their own dialect,” said JobStreet Philippines Country Manager Philip Gioca.
Hyperlocal Microsites
The microsite for Cebu offers opportunities from the top
industries with 12.5% from Call Centers, 7.6% from Manufacturing industries,
6.5% from Healthcare, 5.5% from Education, and 5.2% from Construction industries.
As of the moment the average salary reported in Cebu is Php 31,487.
Candidates from Davao can also apply for jobs with an
average salary of Php 27,370. These top industries are coming from 13.6% Healthcare,
9.2% from Call Centers, 8.3% from Education, 5.6% from Constructions, and 5.3%
from Food & Beverage industries.
As of 2021, JobStreet earned a 13% growth in average
platform visit from Cebu, 56% from Davao, and 44% in Iloilo. Moreover, hirers
from the said provinces are gradually picking up. Based on the JobStreet Database
as of March 2021, job offerings based in Central Visayas grew by 9% from a sharp
decline in 2020. Western Visayas recently jumped to a 44% increase in job openings,
while Davao Region is also recovering with 26% job postings this year.
Ensuring that the initiative will be advantageous for both
local hirers and candidates, JobStreet is also establishing a local team in
each province to accommodate queries.
Provincial microsites are also accessible via http://bit.ly/JobStreetCebu , and http://bit.ly/JobStreetDavao
Labor Day Virtual Career Fair
JobStreet continues to support the Department of Labor and
Employment (DOLE) in providing livelihood among Filipinos during this period. With the success of the recent Virtual Career
Fair, JobStreet partners with selected DOLE regions to launch another Virtual
Career Fair this coming May 1 to 3, 2021.
Over 100 companies from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao have
participated in the upcoming Virtual Career Fair, offering thousands of jobs
nationwide. Candidates from different regions will also have a chance to
experience engaging features such as live chats, on-the-spot interviews with HR
representatives, and companies’ virtual booths. In addition, DOLE Regional
Offices will accommodate concerns and questions from candidates via chat on the
platform.
Jobseekers can join the online raffle as JobStreet goes live
on its official Facebook Page on the first day of the Virtual Career Fair on My
1 at 5:00 PM.
“We appreciate DOLE and the participating regions for trusting to partner with JobStreet in this initiative. We’re hoping that the Virtual Career Fair would be able to reach out to more jobseekers across the country who are looking for opportunities at this time,” shared Gioca.
What you need to prepare?
To experience a smooth registration for the Virtual Career Fair,
be sure that you have done the following.
1 Bookmark – jobstreet.com.ph/vcf-21
2 Register to JobSteet Philippines.
3 Update your Profile.
4 Upload your most recent resume.
5 Hype yourself up to do your best during the application
process.