The global financial crisis has affected many Overseas Filipino Workers and Professionals, with fears of massive layoffs in Macau, Taiwan, the United States, Europe and in many other countries. Due to the unavailability of jobs in the Philippines that gives “decent pay” to its citizenry, Filipinos have been known to be one of the large groups of people looking for jobs in other countries.
This exodus of professionals have benefited the host countries since Filipinos are known to be skilled, diligent and effective at what they do. But on the other hand, it has benefited the country whose economy have been partly dependent on the inflow of cash remitted from overseas foreign workers.
But a few days ago, while I was checking for the Nov 2008 Nursing Board Exam results in Google, I spotted a news over at ABS-CBN online reporting that Queensland, the second-biggest state in Australia is needing 120,000 skilled workers.
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Allow me to plug some urgent Job requirements as posted in the JobJoints.com website.
ERPBiz, a Business Consulting company engaged in providing resources for Oracle, SAP and LAMP Enterprise ERP application implementations is in need of the following resources for immediate project deployment:
- 15 Oracle Financial Consultants for a U.S. project
- 4 Oracle Supply Chain Consultants (with experience in MRP, Purchasing and Inventory modules)
- Oracle Developers
- PHP Developers
Oracle Financial users who are familiar with the General Ledger, Cash Management, Fixed Assets, Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivables using the 11i environment are also encouraged to apply - and consider a career in Consulting.
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In partnership with reputable Recruitment and Headhunting companies in the Philippines, Bloggista.com is proud to announce its new partner site - JobJoints.com - a premier online place to search for real and quality jobs. The site is still in its Beta mode, and doesn’t look as nice as the other job sites, but you can already find “real jobs” listed.
Most of the listed jobs are Technology-related, however, soon all job types will be listed for both local and overseas requirements. The site is simple to use - there are no job categories to click. Just browse for available jobs, or you can use the powerful Search feature and type any job keyword, and it will list all related job matches.
To browse for Jobs at JobJoints.com, you need to register. Be ready with your resume - and simply cut and paste it into the form when you click on the Apply for Job button. You can also submit your credentials/CV information for available and future job matching by our Job Partners.
Try it today, and share it with your friends as well.
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If you are currently unemployed, and making money from other sources isn’t giving you enough, you may consider looking for some employment instead in the Contact/Call Center industry. The good thing about this sector of the Outsourcing industry is that it remains stable and still giving many Filipinos a choice to earning money.
One best way to get a Call Center job is to visit Job Fairs and Expo that are organized by the prospective employers themselves. From July 23-24, 2008, the Contact Center Association of the Philippines, or CCAP, is holding its Annual Call Center Conference and Expo at the SMX, Mall of Asia in Pasay City, Metro Manila.
Better check it out, and make sure to bring your latest CV/Resume. You may also be interviewed ON-SITE, as told by the CCAP organizers during this morning’s Umagang Kay Ganda TV program on ABS-CBN. So be ready for a job interview as well.
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The global financial crisis has affected many Overseas Filipino Workers and Professionals, with fears of massive layoffs in Macau, Taiwan, the United States, Europe and in many other countries. Due to the unavailability of jobs in the Philippines that gives “decent pay” to its citizenry, Filipinos have been known to be one of the large groups of people looking for jobs in other countries.
