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The unemployment rate in the Philippines remains a concern, with 4.2 percent of the population or about 2.18 million Filipinos unemployed in November 2022.

LinkedIn’s Jobs on the Rise list offers a glimpse into emerging trends of the workforce and a resource to navigate a career path with resilience, as well as key areas where businesses will compete for talent.

According to Jobstreet’s internal data and reports, the workforce’s changing behavior comes from their shifting priorities.

As of April 2021, more than 4.14 million Filipinos were jobless – a bleak figure spurred by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite being severely affected by the pandemic, the IT-BPO sector remains on top of the heap among industries that are hiring employees for 2021.

You just have to be wiser in doing your online job search.

Data from online site LinkedIn revealed that the majority of Filipinos believe that having strong connections is important to get ahead in life. However, up to 60 percent believe that they do not have strong enough networks that can help connect them to opportunities.

The jobs will be based in Amazon?s dedicated customer service centers in Cebu and Manila.

Searching for jobs on Google will show results from partner websites, including Department of Labor and Employment, Kalibrr, Jobayan Jobs Cloud, and the Civil Service Commission.

MyKuya matches consumers and businesses in need of help to the right service personnel to fulfill the task.