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Jobs for Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and Brunei

Hi. We are currently looking for:

Saudi Arabia

(Six People each for the following jobs) CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATOR CONTRACTS ASSISTANT DOCUMENT CONTROLLER ENGINEER – CIVIL (ESTIMATION and DESIGN ENGINEER – MATERIAL CONTROL ENGINEER – MECHANICAL (DESIGN) ENGINEER – MECHANICAL ESTIMATOR (SHUTDOWN) FABRICATOR (STEEL / PIPE) FOREMAN – WELDING GENERAL FOREMAN – RIGGING HE OPERATOR (Trailer/Loader/Dozer/Crane) HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAN INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN PIPE FITTER PLANNING ENGINEER PROJECT CONTROL COORDINATOR / MANAGER PROJECT CONTROL ENGINEER – COST QC INSPECTOR (Civil/Mech’l./Piping/E & I) RIGGER – ARAMCO / TUV CERTIFIED RODMAN / CHAINMAN SENIOR AUDITOR (IT/FINANCIAL AUDIT) SUPERINTENDENT – CIVIL/STRUCTURAL SUPERINTENDENT – HUMAN RESOURCES SUPERINTENDENT – INSTRUMENTATION SUPERINTENDENT – MECHANICAL / PIPING SUPERINTENDENT – PAINTING / INSULATION SUPERINTENDENT -ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR – OIL FLUSHING TECHNICIAN – BOLTING TECHNICIAN – CHEMICAL CLEANING / PIGGING TECHNICIAN – COLD CUTTING / MACHINIST TECHNICIAN – ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN – HYDRO-JET & BUNDLE PULL TECHNICIAN – OIL FLUSHING RIGGER LEVEL 1

LAND SURVEYOR ( 12 People)

Brunei

KITCHEN HELPER ( 5 People) MARKETING / EVENT COORDINATOR ( 3 People)

Singapore

Male SPED Teacher (30 people)

Please post or send your resume at apply.rrjm.com, apply@rrjm.com. Feel free to drop by if you are near our office.

Goodluck!

RRJM And Red Cross Blood Donation Project

The need for blood is great. On any given day, more than two thousand of blood units are transfused to patients in our country. Some may need blood during surgery; while others depend on it after an accident or because they have a disease that requires blood components. The Philippine Red Cross approximately supplies one-fourth of the country’s national blood requirements.

RRJM International Manpower Services and Red Cross will be conducting a Blood Donation Project tomorrow (March 16 2012)  in the office.

RRJM fully supports Red Cross campaign for blood donations. We hope that in our own little way we are able to contribute this project.

How to Find Job Openings in RRJM

In case you are wondering where we post our Job Openings, you can refer to the following clickable links:

1. Our WorkAbroad Profile

2. RRJM Job Queries on Jobstreet.com

3. Our blog

4. Our Facebook Page

5. Our Twitter Page

I would recommend you visit our Workabroad and Jobstreet pages as those two are always up to date. Feel free to also call our office Mondays thru Fridays at 8:00AM to 6:30PM or don’t hesitate to visit us at our office near you.

Goodluck.

 

 

More OFW Friendly Law Passed in South Korea

South Korean Parliament passed Act 11276 on February 1, 2012. It is a revision on the Act on Employment of Foreign Workers.

The law will be in effect on July 2 this year.

This law will provide foreign workers including Overseas Filipino Workers the following Benefits:

1.  It will allow foreign workers who wish to return to South Korea after completing their contracts from six months to three months.

2.  Returning workers will be exempted from retaking Korean language test and employment training.

Requirements:

1. Foreign worker should have no record of transfer of workplace during the employment except for justifiable cause.

2. There is still a shortage of workers in the sector he is employed in.

3. They should already have a new work contract before returning to Korea.

There are currently 24,000 Filipinos workers in South Korea in the field of manufacturing, construction, agriculture and fisheries.

 

How to Avoid Illegal Recruiters

A lot of people still become victims to illegal recruiters. Illegal recruiters mostly, like to exploit applicants who are in a real hurry or who are in great need to work abroad.  It is a sad fact but it is true. The reason for this maybe because when you are in a hurry, you would no longer check the background of the recruiter.

People who are not in a hurry can also become victims of illegal recruiters. When the recruiter has been recommended to you by a friend or a relative, you would no longer check the facts because you trust your friend or your relative.  Sadly, a lot of illegal recruitment cases that made it in the news, the applicants were victimized because it was their relative who recommended the recruiter.

As a rule, always perform background checks on your recruiters especially if you are meeting them for the first time.

How to Avoid Illegal Recruiters

1. Check if the recruiter is licensed by  POEA

Go to http://www.poea.gov.ph/cgi-bin/agSearch.asp. Type the name of the agency. If they appear in the search then they are a licensed recruitment agency. If they did not appear then you are probably dealing with an illegal recruiter. If you type RRJM in the search box, you will see the name of our company plus our addressed and our main contact person. We’ve been licensed since 2002. We will be ten years in the business this coming June.

This is probably the only check you need to make.  If the recruiter has no license from the POEA then they have no business trying to recruit workers from the Philippines.

2. Avoid recruiters who transact with you outside their offices or visits you directly at your home

All transactions must always be in the recruitment office and they must give you a receipt. If a recruitment agency representative insist in transacting with you outside their office, then you must perform background check.

a.  Again go to POEA website and check if they are a licensed agency.

b. If they are licensed, check the representative. Call their main office and check if they really work there (Of course, don’t get the address and telephone from the representative. They will probably give you a fake address if they are an illegal recruiter. Instead get it from the POEA or a phone directory).

I’m pretty sure that you will find out that they are not really an employee. But even if they are it is not a standard for recruitment agencies to transact at home or outside the office. So you better find yourself another agency.

3. Avoid direct hiring

I have a lot of friends who got employed abroad through direct hiring. But still this route is risky and this is often the scheme that Illegal recruiters use. The current POEA  rule is that foreign companies can only get Filipino workers if they place their job orders through a POEA Licensed recruitment agency. This rule is imposed to protect Filipino Overseas Workers from becoming a victim of human trafficking and illegal recruiters.

There a lot more legal recruitment companies than illegal ones. But it is those unscrupulous few that gives the whole industry a bad name.  We hope you follow the advises we have given here so that you can be more secure as you search for your perfect Job Abroad.

Goodluck!

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