MAKATI CITY — The Makati Public Employment Service Office (PESO) has broadened its application channels to give jobseekers more flexibility in pursuing employment opportunities. Applicants can now register and submit their resumes through an online registration link or visit the PESO office in person at Makati City Hall. This dual approach ensures that residents with varying levels of digital access and personal preferences can benefit from the city’s employment services. It also reflects the city’s continuing effort to make job-hunting more accessible and responsive to the needs of its workforce.
A Streamlined Process for Every Jobseeker
The online pathway allows applicants to register through the official Makati PESO job referral link and upload an updated resume for various job openings. For those who prefer face-to-face transactions, PESO Makati accepts physical resume submissions on the 5th floor of Makati City Hall Building 1. The city government encourages applicants to specify the company and position they are applying for, which helps ensure a more efficient and accurate matching process between jobseekers and potential employers. Jobseekers can also browse available positions through a job-listing link that Makati PESO updates monthly to reflect new hiring batches. This allows them to review current openings, prepare the necessary documents, and apply with greater confidence. The system is designed to reduce the time and effort typically spent on job hunting while improving the overall experience for both applicants and employers.
Connecting Residents with Real Opportunities
This initiative is part of Makati’s broader efforts to strengthen its workforce development programs. Through PESO, the city assisted 8,230 jobseekers with referrals and placements from January to August 2026. The city’s job fairs generated a combined 1,680 hires and placements, including 741 from Mega Job Fairs, 368 from In-House Job Fairs, and 571 from Mini Job Fairs. To assist workers in need of immediate income, the city’s fully funded Pantawid Trabaho Program provided temporary community service work to 4,376 beneficiaries this year. The city is also investing in the development of future workers through the Makati Internship Program, which has provided opportunities to 1,811 young workers in 2026. These activities complement the online and onsite application channels, ensuring that residents have multiple pathways to connect with employers. For questions or concerns, the public may contact PESO Makati at (02) 8870-1230.
