2,817 Opportunities, One Place: How Makati’s Job Fair Opened Doors for Jobseekers

Updated Aug 28, 2026
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Makati PESO's Job Fair at Guadalupe Commercial Complex featured 31 employers offering 2,817 job vacancies, along with one-stop-shop services from various government agencies, reinforcing the city's commitment to employment generation and economic growth.

Labor & Employment

Makati City

PHOTO COURTESY: My Makati (FACEBOOK PAGE)
PHOTO COURTESY: My Makati (FACEBOOK PAGE)

MAKATI CITY — The Makati Public Employment Service Office (PESO) successfully conducted a Job Fair at the Guadalupe Commercial Complex in Barangay Guadalupe Nuevo, connecting job seekers with 31 employers offering a total of 2,817 vacancies. Open to both Makati residents and non-residents, the event provided employment opportunities across local, government, and overseas sectors. Of the available positions, 871 were local vacancies, 800 were government-related jobs, and 1,146 were overseas opportunities. The initiative forms part of Makati’s continuing efforts to expand access to employment, address unemployment, and contribute to a stronger local economy by bringing applicants and employers together in one accessible venue.

A City's Commitment to Employment and Economic Growth

The Job Fair served as more than a recruitment venue, providing a direct avenue for job seekers to explore opportunities for stable employment and career development. With more than 2,800 vacancies available, the activity responded to the growing need for accessible employment opportunities among Filipino workers. The inclusion of overseas positions also gave applicants interested in working abroad additional options, while participating businesses gained access to potential employees who could help support their operations. Through initiatives like this, Makati continues to promote economic resilience by helping workers find opportunities and businesses strengthen their workforce.

A One-Stop Shop for Employment Services

Beyond recruitment, the event featured a One-Stop-Shop Service Area where job seekers could access various government and employment-related services in one location. Representatives from SSS, BIR, OWWA, Pag-IBIG, PNP, PhilHealth, TESDA, DOLE, DMW, and Makati PESO were available to provide assistance and information to applicants. Free resume printing and other services from partner organizations were also offered to help job seekers prepare their application requirements and improve their chances of securing employment.

The Job Fair was made possible through the collaboration of the Department of Labor and Employment–NCR, Department of Migrant Workers, Overseas Workers Welfare Administration, Guadalupe Commercial Complex, Bossjob, DZXL News, XFM Manila 99.5, Tronix, and Yes2Health Inc. By bringing several agencies and employment services together, the initiative made the job-search process more convenient and accessible for participants.

Building a Stronger Workforce for the Future

The successful activity highlights Makati’s continued focus on workforce development and inclusive economic growth. By providing direct connections between job seekers and employers while offering essential support services, the city helps residents take practical steps toward sustainable livelihoods. City officials and partner representatives also reaffirmed their commitment to expanding employment opportunities and bringing government assistance closer to communities. The Job Fair demonstrates how coordinated employment initiatives can help strengthen the workforce while contributing to the broader economic development of the city.

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Aug 28, 2026

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