BUTUAN CITY — Residents seeking employment opportunities and essential government services can access a range of assistance through the Trabaho at Serbisyo Hatid sa Bayan 2026, where the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Caraga is participating from September 7 to 8, 2026. Held in celebration of the 126th Anniversary of the Civil Service Commission (CSC), the two-day activity brings together government agencies through a Job Fair and Service Express designed to make employment opportunities and frontline services more accessible to the public. As part of the event, DTI Caraga is providing on-site assistance for Business Name Registration (BNR) while distributing Consumer Information and Education (IEC) materials. These services aim to help aspiring entrepreneurs formalize their businesses while equipping consumers with information to make informed decisions.
A One-Stop Platform for Jobs and Public Services
The Trabaho at Serbisyo Hatid sa Bayan expands on the traditional annual Government Job Fair by combining recruitment activities with government services in accessible locations nationwide. Guided by the PCSA subtheme “Dangal sa Tungkulin,” the initiative promotes a more accessible, efficient, and citizen-centered approach to delivering public service. Job seekers interested in government careers can interact directly with participating agencies to learn about available positions, recruitment qualifications, and requirements. They may also undergo preliminary screening as part of the hiring process. Beyond employment, the event serves as a one-stop venue where the public can access various frontline services. These include phone and SIM card blocking, licensing services, registration for government programs, legal assistance for housing-related concerns, and the issuance of free voter certification.
Supporting Entrepreneurs and Empowering Consumers
DTI Caraga’s involvement highlights the agency’s continuing commitment to responsive and accessible public service. By bringing Business Name Registration assistance directly to the event, DTI helps aspiring entrepreneurs take an important first step toward legally formalizing their businesses. The agency’s distribution of Consumer Information and Education materials likewise helps promote awareness of consumer rights and responsibilities, fair trade practices, and product standards. With greater access to reliable information, consumers can become more knowledgeable and better protected in the marketplace. Through its participation, DTI Caraga reinforces its support for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) while contributing to a broader effort to connect communities with employment opportunities, entrepreneurial support, and essential government services.
