MANILA, Philippines – Filipinos have a long-standing challenge when it comes to finding quality job opportunities, but Jobstreet by SEEK is stepping up to open more doors. Through key partnerships with government agencies, educational institutions, and the private sector, Jobstreet aims to bridge employment gaps, empower job seekers, and guide companies on effective hiring.
Their recent efforts include participation in events like the Leaders and HR Symposium, initiatives like DIWA for women in tech, and joint programs with universities and TESDA. Together with these partners, Jobstreet is helping Filipinos gain skills, enhance employability, and find fulfilling careers.
Key collaborations in 2024 Partnering with government agencies
In a move to strengthen job accessibility, Jobstreet by SEEK worked closely with the Civil Service Commission (CSC) and joined the Leaders and HR Symposium. This event provided public and private HR leaders with cutting-edge insights on effective leadership and organizational development.
Supporting women’s advancement in tech with DICT
Jobstreet’s DIWA program collaboration with DICT empowers women by offering tech skill development workshops, aimed at increasing women’s visibility in digital industries. DIWA’s partnership included workshops attended by APEC delegates, highlighting Jobstreet’s dedication to digital inclusivity.
Enhancing company hiring strategies
Jobstreet partnered with the Philippines HR Group at the 2024 Philippines HR Summit, where their leaders shared insights on digital hiring trends. Additionally, they joined forces with Q2 HR Solutions for the HR Innovation Conference 2024, focusing on strategies for hiring resilience in a rapidly shifting job market.
Empowering job seekers through skills and accessibility
For Filipino job seekers, Jobstreet organized initiatives with leading institutions like Ateneo de Manila University, University of Makati, and TESDA. In a partnership for the Trabaho Para Sa Bayan Job Fair, Jobstreet collaborated with SM Supermalls and the Private Sector Advisory Council to host a nationwide hiring roadshow, connecting thousands of Filipinos with career opportunities.
“As a leading job portal, we believe that Filipinos need to be equipped to face the ever-changing landscape of the job market,” said Dannah Majarocon, Managing Director at Jobstreet by SEEK Philippines.
“We will continue to work with both the private and public sectors to support our shared goal of improving access to jobs.”