Employment Guide for Students and Jobseekers - DOLE

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iv Using this Guide This Employment Guide for Students and Jobseekers contains relevant information on many basic situations in every phase of the job cycle or entrepreneurial or practice of profession cycle in a simplified question-and-answer format. Information is presented in a categorized manner based on the phases of every cycle. Students and jobseekers have a choice in determining the type of employment they would want to be engaged in. They may opt to apply for wage employment locally or abroad. They may want to be self-employed by establishing their own business. They may also want to avail first of a training or scholarship that would enable them to acquire knowledge or skills and to fulfill the qualification requirements of their desired job. These options are all explored in the students’ or jobseekers’ situational and first-person perspective. The Guide is also complete with the latest contact details (including websites and hotlines) of all concerned agencies for easy access to all the needed information.
THE BIG PICTURE
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Page 5: Table of Contents Introduction…
Page 9 and 10: The Big Picture Brief Opportunities
Page 11 and 12: Topics at a Glance Option 1. Wage E
Page 13 and 14: INDUSTRY IN-DEMAND JOBS HARD-TO-FIL
Page 15 and 16: MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY Profess
Page 17 and 18: MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY Product
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Page 21 and 22: C. Skills Training and Upgrading of
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52 A. Local 1. Can I be terminated
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54 g. Wage distortion disputes in u
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56 The loanable amount is from a mi
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60 NATIONAL WAGES AND PRODUCTIVITY
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62 OVERSEAS WORKERS WELFARE ADMINIS
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70 TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS D
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72 BUREAU OF LOCAL EMPLOYMENT (BLE)
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74 BUREAU OF LABOR RELATIONS (BLR)
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76 BUREAU OF WORKING CONDITIONS (BW
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THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP OR PRACTICE OF
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Starting DOLE Employment Guide for
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Topics at a Glance Starting For tho
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� Raise money/capital Your busine
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Managing DOLE Employment Guide for
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Topics at a Glance Managing Entrepr
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� Develop great work ethics. Crea
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B. Practice of Profession 1. How ca
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B. Practice of Profession 1. After
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6. Family Welfare Program (FWP) - s
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