How come I am always rejected when it comes to jon applications? What am I doing wrong? You have applied for a job for the nth time, but you are still not hired. This is a very frustrating experience. While others are enjoying their positions in their companies, you are left wondering why you are…

Public confidence in the first automated national election is ebbing less than four months before the May 10 polls.

MANILA, Philippines—The ballot to be used in the country’s first automated polls in May could end up being as long as two and a half feet and the Commission on Elections (Comelec) is hard pressed to make it shorter.

TAIPEI: Wrong-footed by rocketing consumer demand, Asian technology suppliers are scrambling to expand capacity before inventories run dry of everything from semiconductors to flat-panel screens.

THE primary difference between young and old workers is that the senior guys would always want to review the fine print in their medical care and insurance policies. Not the young ones whose interest is the warranty policy of their Nokia E71.

THE Philippines’ weak economic growth may persist until the first semester of the year because of the El Niño phenomenon, according to economists.

MANILA, Philippines –  Investment commitments from the Board of Investments (BOI) are expected to expand by 10 percent this year after dropping significantly in 2009, a high ranking official said.

MANILA, Philippines –  Trade and Industry Secretary Peter Favila is in favor of allocating a portion of the planned 150,000 metric ton (MT) importation of sugar for industrial users, contrary to the Sugar Regulatory Administration’s position not to do so.

MANILA, Philippines –  Side by side the desire to gain market leadership, most companies today aim to become a positive instrument of change wherever they are in the world.

MANILA, Philippines –  The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) yesterday appealed to the public to start conserving water “in the face of a limited water supply” even as it disclosed that there is no water crisis yet in the metropolis.

MANILA, Philippines – Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile has assured the public that the Senate will pass urgent bills as it resumes session today.

WASHINGTON (AFP) – US consumer prices barely rose in December amid a sluggish recovery from recession, official data showed Friday, as falling wages pinched spending that drives most of the world’s largest economy.

Haribon Foundation is currently implementing the GOLDEN, or Governance and Local Development of Endangered Forests, Landscapes and Seascapes Project (GF/LS) in Surigao del Sur province, covering Lanuza Bay and two important biodiversity areas (IBAs)—Mount Hilong-hilong and Mount Diwata Ranges. The goal of the project is to protect endangered tropical rainforests and coastal areas in the…

MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Education (DepEd) said that latest results of the nationwide random drug testing (RDT) administered in public and private secondary schools show a very low drug use rate among school children.

SYDNEY – Couch potatoes, beware. Sitting in front of the television for hours daily could shorten your life, according to an Australian study.

MANILA, Philippines – Don’t expect the Department of Health (DOH) to rattle off lists of “mentally ill” government employees any time soon.

The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has called on Filipinos not to vote for candidates supporting the controversial Reproductive Health (RH) bill.

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines and other Southeast Asian (SEA) economies are recovering faster from the global economic crisis than the rest of Asia and the emerging markets, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said in a study.

Do you know how difficult it is to get good people to work for you? And do you know how challenging it is to have the same good people remain with you when they are offered better positions and better pay somewhere else and when I say somewhere else I mean your competitors?

MANILA, Philippines – Two Filipino seamen arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport yesterday after suffering third-degree burns when their cargo ship’s boiler exploded as they were fixing it on Jan. 11.

MANILA, Philippines – Being the first physician to head the commission concerned with the bureaucracy, Francisco Duque III believes his appointment cannot have better timing especially with a study claiming that 30 percent of state workers in Metro Manila have mental disorders.

MANILA, Philippines – One in five Filipino women under 50 years old have suffered physical abuse since the age of 15, a latest government survey released yesterday showed.

MANILA, Philippines – The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), the state-owned pension fund for government employees, reminded yesterday agencies to submit the names of members availing of early retirement at least 60 days prior to their preferred retirement date to ensure the judicious settlement of their benefits.