Conveyor Belt Splicer is a rare job position to fill in which is why, Ultimate Skills, a POEA-licensed recruitment agency is calling the attention of all Filipinos to refer them a qualified candidate for a chance to get Php5,000.

Ultimate Skills is in need of 100 Belt Splicers bound to Australia to work in a top construction firm there. Qualifications are:

Not more than 45 years old
3-6 years work experience in repairing conveyor belts
Can perform layouts, cutting and atching of conveyor belt.
Can do lock out- tag system
Possess good English communication skills

Walk-in and apply at 4961 Guerrero St., Poblacion, Makati City, Monday – Saturday.  Applications also accepted online
at www.ultimateskills.com.

For more details, please contact:

Alvin Cardenas
09285072799

Jeffry Rubiano
09285072804

Bryan Oliva
09088860561

Danasan Manpower and Management Services, a recruitment agency accredited by Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), is urgently hiring Filipino workers for their client based in Malaysia Singapore and Dubai.

Jobs in Singapore:

Cake Maker

• Female; 26 to 35 years old; 5’2 above in height; Slim
• Male; 26 to 35 years old; 5’4 above in height
• With working experience as CAKE MAKER

Western Cook

• Male, 26 to 35 years old
• With working experience as WESTERN COOK

Female Restaurant Manager

• 26 to 35 years old; 5’3 above in height; Slim
• Four Years Course Graduate Year 2008 below (any school)
• With knowledge in bartending
• With working experience as RESTAURANT MANAGER

Sales Consultant

• 26 to 35 years old; 5’3 above in height; Slim
• Four Years Course Graduate Year 2008 below (any school)
• With working experience as SALES CONSULTANT

Other job openings in Singapore includes: Waiter, Waitress, Muslim Waiter and Turkish Cook.

To know complete information and to apply, visit: http://www.ofwguide.com/danasan/.

Danasan Manpower and Management Services is located at 2nd Floor Topcare Building, 533 A.Flores St. Corner Grey St., Ermita-Mabini (near UN-Mabini) Metro Manila. For inquiries, you may call Danasan at 7388262 / 09996994859 or visit http://danasan.workabroad.ph for more information.

Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) in cooperation with Ministry of Employment and Labor of the Republic of Korea (MOEL) will conduct a Special Employment Permit System Test of Proficiency in Korean (Special EPS-TOPIK) for Filipino workers who voluntarily returned home before within their permitted sojourn period and want to come back for work in South Korea.

All job seekers who want to work in Korea under the Employment Permit System should pass the EPS-TOPIK, implemented by the Human Resources Development Service of Korea (HRD Korea) authorized by the MOEL, only those who passed the test are allowed to submit the job application form for EPS.

Requirements:

• Reemployed workers who voluntarily leave within their permitted sojourn period (Time of returning: Not before January 1st, 2010)
• Filipino. 18-38 years old.
  • Persons who have not been convicted of imprisonment or heavier punishment
  • Persons who have no record of deportation or departure orders from the Republic of Korea

Test venue will be in 6th Floor POEA, BFO Building, Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA, Mandaluyong City.

Click Here To Read the Complete Information About Special EPS-TOPIK CBT

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Huge infrastructure and development projects in Hong Kong will bring better job opportunities for professional and highly skilled Filipino workers. According to the Labor Department, a report from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), confirmed that for this year, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) would start various infrastructure and tourism projects that would surely generate jobs.

Labor Secretary, Baldoz said in a statement, “This is a fair chance for our Filipino workers, not only because they will have the opportunity to earn, but most important, the experience and the learning they will acquire from working in Hong Kong will contribute to their knowledge and skills, which they can use upon their return to the Philippines.”

The Financial Secretary of Hong Kong SAR, John Tsang disclosed that for 2013, among the regular expenditures of his country would be for infrastructure. The government of Hong Kong allotted HKD17.9 billion (Php93.7 billion) up to HKD70 billion (Php366.5 billion) for the construction of five new railway lines, public hospital construction and renovation, a waste-treatment facility, an indoor stadium and a velodrome.

Read complete article about jobs for OFWs in Hong Kong.