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The automotive industry in the Philippines is experiencing a dramatic boom. 10 years ago, 100,000 cars were produced over the course of a year. Now, 400,000 are being manufactured annually. With projections showing that car sales will achieve 1 million between 2025 and 2028, companies across the entire automotive supply chain are stepping up their efforts to recruit more employees in response to increased demand. (L-R) Ms. Cynthia Llanes, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Technological Institute of the Philippines; Mr. Angelo Q. Lahoz, Senior Vice President, Technological Institute of the Philippines; Ms. Ma. Corazon Halili-Dichosa, Executive Director, Board of Investments; Mr. Masashi Takano, Team Leader, DTI-BOI-JICA Project; Mr. Philip A. Gioca, Country Manager, JobStreet.com Philippines, Inc and Monica Palomares, Marketing Specialist, JobStreet.com. Philippines, Inc.  Representatives from each partner organization sign a memorandum of agreement recently at the Dep...

Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. -Confucius Are you happy at work? Are you satisfied with your status in your company? Do have plans of applying for new job? These are some of the questions that at one point in time, crossed the minds of people in the workforce. But what makes a worker stay in a company? What are the factors that Filipino workers consider in order for them to say that they are happy with their current job?  These are the questions that JobStreet wants to answer through Job Happiness Index Report. Job Happiness Index Report At the recent JobStreet media event last October 25 at Black Olive in Capitol Commons, the results of the extensive Job Happiness Index Report were revealed. The 2017 Job Happiness Index Report was conducted in Southeast Asia, with a sample size of 35,513. Job satisfaction is highest in Indonesia (5.27), followed by Vietnam (5.19), the Philippines (4.97), Malaysia (4.6...