A total of 59 applicants were hired on the spot out of 401 hopefuls who attended the "Special Recruitment Activity: Bound for Taiwan" organized by the Imus Public Employment Service Office (PESO) on Thursday, July 21, 2026. The successful applicants are now set to complete their documentary requirements for processing.
A Partnership for Legitimate Overseas Employment
The Special Recruitment Activity was a collaborative effort between the Imus Public Employment Service Office and EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc., a Department of Migrant Workers (DMW)-licensed recruitment agency . The event was held on Level 3, Hangout Area, Robinsons Imus, with PESO Officer-in-Charge Cecile Foz leading the organization on behalf of the City Government of Imus .
EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc., with DMW License No. DMW-141-LB-07252023-R, has been actively facilitating Taiwan-bound deployments, including large-scale hiring for major electronics manufacturers . The agency has emphasized that the recruitment process is conducted with no placement fee, no interview fee, and no processing fee, ensuring that applicants are protected from illegal recruitment schemes.
Taiwan: A Top Destination for Filipino Factory Workers
Taiwan remains a premier destination for Filipino workers, particularly in the semiconductor and electronics manufacturing sectors. The country is home to globally recognized companies such as Advance Semiconductor Engineering Inc. (ASE) and Chipbond Technology Corporation, which regularly hire Filipino factory workers and machine operators .
Qualified applicants for these positions are typically required to be college graduates or 2-year vocational graduates, with prior factory or manufacturing experience considered an advantage but not always required . Factory workers in Taiwan can expect competitive compensation packages, with salaries ranging from NTD 26,400 to NTD 30,000+ per month (approximately PHP45,000 to PHP55,000+), with higher take-home pay possible through overtime.
The 59 successful applicants who were hired on the spot are now preparing to complete their documentary requirements for processing before deployment. The Imus PESO continues to serve as a bridge for Imuseños seeking legitimate overseas employment opportunities, supporting the city government's livelihood and employment programs.
