MANILA: The Manila city government on Tuesday announced that there are 2,500 job vacancies available at the "Kalinga sa Maynila PESO Job Fair' on Wednesday. In an advisory, Mayor Honey Lacuna said the job fair would be held from 7 a.m. until noon along Guadalcanal Street in Sta. Mesa district. The city's Public Employment Service Office (PESO) said employment opportunities would be open for both high school and college graduates and undergraduates, as well as those who finished technical-vocational courses. The job fair will be held in coordination with the Department of Labor and Employment - National Capital Region Manila Field Office. Applicants are requested to come in casual attire, bring several copies of their resume and own ballpen. They are also advised to follow the standard public health protocols. Also available in the 'Kalinga sa Maynila' event are free basic services such as medical consultation, basic medicines, deworming, rabies vaccination, civil registry, tricycle and parking registrati on, person with disabilities/solo parent/senior citizen ID application, clearing/flushing operations, water/electricity application, building permit inquiries, notary services an police clearance. Source: Philippines News Agency
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