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PGIN, CSC tap LGUs for annual job fair

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Laoag City—In celebration of the 119th Philippine Civil Service Anniversary, the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte-Public Employment Services Office (PGIN-PESO) and the Civil Service Commission (CSC) partnered with local government units (LGUs) for the annual “PGIN Job Fair” at a Mall Expansion in San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte on September 7, 2019.

As part of its thrust to provide inclusive employment opportunities the PGIN, headed by Ilocos Norte Governor Matthew Joseph M. Manotoc, has been serving thousands of applicants and professionals through its special employment and job recruitment programs.

“Daytoy a Job Fair-tayo ita a tawen ket makaited iti ad-adu nga opportunity para kadagiti job seekers gapu ta nairaman dagiti vacancies iti naduma-duma a government positions. Nangruna para kadagiti adda eligibility-na ti civil service, karaman pay dagiti Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) license holders-tayo,” PESO officer Lizette B. Atuan said.

“Dumalan dagiti kailiantayo iti proseso, agipasada iti requirements ken nasken laeng a makapasada iti qualifications dagiti LGUs,” she added.

The job fair also featured a one-stop-shop, with government agencies such as the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), Social Security System (SSS), and Pag-IBIG, rendering their services. (Edison Justin B. Deus)

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