(SPOT.ph) No one dreams of labor, but most everyone has that company we dream of joining. Whether it’s brand prestige, good benefit packages, or flexible work arrangements, certain factors make a company particularly attractive. You might get an idea where these perks can be found in the Philippines, with the release of Jobstreet's list of top companies Filipinos hope to work for in 2024.
According to Jobstreet’s Employee Job Happiness Index, leading the corporate sector are well-known entities such as San Miguel Corporation, Accenture, and Ayala Corporation, while the Asian Development Bank, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, and the Department of Education are top picks in the public sector.
Giving competitive salaries and robust benefit packages have long been essential to employers, but the growing importance of core values, flexible working conditions, workplace culture, and job security are reshaping what employees value in a workplace.
Plus, the importance of professional growth is more of value than ever. Jobstreet found that opportunities for career development and ongoing training are essential for employee satisfaction and for them to stay in the company longer.
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Top companies Filipino jobseekers desire for employment
- San Miguel Corporation
- Accenture
- Ayala Corporation
- JP Morgan Chase & Co.
- SMDC
- Nestle
- Globe
- P&G
- Aboitiz
- Amazon
- BDO
- Emapta
- BPI
- PLDT
- Jollibee
- Meralco
- Unilever
- Metrobank
- Coca Cola
Top government/NGOs Filipino jobseekers desire for employment
- Asian Development Bank
- Bangko Sental ng Pilipinas
- Department of Education
- Armed Forces of the Philippines
- United Nations in Philippines
- Department of Health
- Department of Trade and Industry
- Government Service Insurance System
- Department of Agriculture
- United States Embassy in Manila
- Commission on Audit
- Philippine Ports Authority
- Department of Finance
- Department of Foreign Affairs
- Department of Energy
- Bureau of Internal Revenue
- Commission on Elections
- Department of Justice
- National Housing Authority
- Department of Tourism
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