Help and safety tips

Finding a job

Search by job title, company or skill, then narrow the list with filters. The education and experience filters show jobs you can apply for with what you already have.

Every listing shows its closing date. A yellow “Closes in …” label means the job closes within three days. Only open vacancies appear in search results.

Applying

Each job page has a How to apply section. Depending on the employer, you apply on their website, by email, or in person. Trabaho Biñan does not collect applications or résumés.

Read the qualifications and closing date before you apply, and prepare the documents the listing asks for.

Staying safe

• Never pay to apply. Employers should not ask for placement, training, medical or processing fees before hiring you.
• Do not send bank details, one-time passwords (OTP) or copies of IDs to anyone you cannot verify.
• Be careful with job offers that promise very high pay for little work, or that ask you to recruit others.
• Go to interviews at an office or workplace, not a private home. Tell someone where you are going.
• If something feels wrong, use Report a problem with this listing on the job page. Reports are reviewed and a listing can be taken down while it is checked.

How listings are checked

Every listing is reviewed before it is published: the job details, the closing date and the way to apply. A listing is removed from search when it closes or its deadline passes.

Verified employer means a reviewer completed the agreed checks on that employer or agency. It does not guarantee a job offer, and listings from employers who are not yet verified are still reviewed.

For recruitment agencies, the listing shows the company you would work for when the agency discloses it. The agency office may be in a different place from the job.

For employers

Employer accounts are by invitation during the pilot. Ask the Trabaho Biñan team for an invitation. Once your account is set up, you can submit vacancies, see review feedback and close a job as soon as it is filled.

About this site

Trabaho Biñan is a pro bono community initiative to make local job vacancies easier to find. It is run by the Trabaho Biñan team. It is not an official website of the City Government of Biñan or of PESO Biñan.

Read the privacy information to see what data the site keeps.

Contact

Contact details will be published here. Until then, use the report link on a job page to reach the review team.