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5 Most Common Myths About Japan

Since Japan is a very awesome country with a very distinct culture, it is getting a lot of media attention. However, it isn’t always what the media portrays.
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Why You Should Opt for Public Transportation in Japan

Japan has a very impressive and extensive railway network connecting each of its prefectures. In fact, Japan is very opposite from many countries all over the world.
Free
0 Subscribers

Japanese Firms Tackle Epidemic of Sleeplessness on the Job

In an aim to curb an epidemic of sleeplessness, a growing number of companies in Japan are implementing some measures that cost its economy an estimated $138bn (£108bn) annually.
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Japan Urges Employees to Take Mondays Mornings Off from Work

Japan is now considering shining Mondays scheme to allow the country’s overworked employees to start working late at least once a month.
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All Aspects Affecting Japan’s Working Conditions

Many people, particularly Asians dreamt of working in Japan despite the country’s distinct culture and tradition.
Free
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What is Certificate of Eligibility and Its Importance to Your Visa Application in Japan

In order for foreign nationals to secure a visa for Japan, a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) should be obtained first.
Free
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Tips for Doing Business in Japan

When it comes to doing business, each country has its own etiquettes and rules of engagement. But generally, global business is done using the western style, particularly the U.S. way.
Free
0 Subscribers

The Japanese Culture and Tradition

Japan, being one of the most amazing countries to visit, many people are becoming fascinated with its history, culture, traditions and everything about it. So, here’s a glimpse to the culture and tradition of the country that is close to the heart of many tourists particularly in Asia.
Free
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5 Important Facts about the Cost of Living in Japan You Should Know

Situated off the eastern coast of Asia, Japan geographically lies in the Pacific Ocean. The locals of Japan pride themselves on their equality that they have settled through centuries-long traditions.
Free
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What is a Japanese Konbini, and the Convenience and Joys it Brings

konbini (コンビニ) is the most convenient place on earth for the Japanese. It is best known by its Japanese word in katakana.
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What You Need to Know After Applying for a Visa in Japan

Just like many other countries, applying a visa is a way long process. In Japan, applying for a student visa requires attention and patience due to it is a long process.
Free
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Plans to Move In Japan? Here are Your Next Big Steps

There are so much more to explore in the “land of the rising sun”, a country with one of the highest end technologies compared against ancient and unforgotten traditions.
Free
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Japan – Among the Best Countries for Overseas Filipino Workers

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) can be found all over the globe since they are more than 2 million, aspiring to get a better job abroad – and fortunately, Japan, which is just a few miles away from their country, is one of the best countries for them.
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Government Says More than 28% of Japanese Population is Officially Old

More than 28% of Japan’s population is now officially old as revealed by the government data.
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Japan’s Minimum Wage Rate

In Japan, the government has a mandated minimum wage and no employees shall be paid less than the required minimum wage rate.
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The Difference Between Japanese and American Workplaces

The culture in the Japanese workplace vastly differs from that of an American working environment.
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Working in the Land of the Rising Sun: How is it Like Living in Japan?

Japan is one of the most distinct countries in the world. Not to mention its historical temples, castles and spectacular nature, the country’s capital alone has been enticing an increasing number of people who are searching for a job abroad.
Free
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How to Find a Good Job in Japan?

While there are lots of professional publications online portals that provide job listings in Japan, the most effective means of getting employment are still personal connections or “kone”.
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The Nature of the Japanese Working Environment

It is known to everybody that the nature of the Japanese working culture is tough in terms of the number of working hours and focus required to details.
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Japan Tries Recruiting IT Professionals from India but Didn’t Work

In an aim to fill its shrinking domestic talent pool and to revive its economy, Japan tried recruiting IT professionals from India, but apparently, it didn’t work so well.
Free
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Death by Overworking in the Japanese Workplace

“Karōshi” is the Japanese term for the death as result of overworking in the Japanese workplace. It is usually brought on by increased amounts of stress from working 60 hours or more in a week.
Free
0 Subscribers

Japan’s Unique and Active Employment Security

The employment security in Japan is quite unique and active compared to other countries.
Free
0 Subscribers

Coca-Cola Philippines to Lay Off Workers

Apparently, it is a not-so-sweet end for Coco-Cola Philippines as the giant soft drink company recently announced that it is about to lay off workers.
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3 Must-see Natural Wonders of the Philippines to Visit this 2018

Now, let us make this 2018 a Year of More Travel! Take advantage of the long weekends this year and explore several parts of the Philippines you haven’t visited.
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The Most Common Types of Aptitude Tests

Aptitude tests are meant for testing one’s logical reasoning and ability to think.
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What is Aptitude Test?

In case you aren’t sure of what type of job you want or what to next with your career, an aptitude test can help you reduce your job choices and help you choose the best career path that suits your interests, aptitude, skills, values or personality characteristics.
Free
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Cops, Soldiers and Uniformed Personnel to Start Receiving Doubled Salary

As promised, cops, soldiers and uniformed personnel’s doubled salary is about to come into reality as President Rodrigo Duterte recently approved a joint resolution modifying their base pay schedule.
Free
0 Subscribers

Public School Teachers to Get Higher Take Home Pay and Allowances in 2018 Says DepEd

To kick off the New Year with a bang, the Department of Education (DepEd) spills out the good news confirming that public school teachers will receive higher salaries and allowances beginning January 2018.
Free
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How to Avoid Hassles During Holiday Trips

With holidays just around the corner, it’s quite sure that there is always a rush to prepare for a never-ending list of reunions, parties and social gatherings.
Free
0 Subscribers

TPLEx Plans Extension for a Faster Trip to La Union Surf Town

Sooner or later, travel time from Manila to La Union Surf town will be about an hour and a half shorter once the proposed TPLEx extension has come to reality.
Free
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5 Noche Buena Foods that Bring Out that Filipino Christmas Vibe

As they say, the longest Christmas season only happens in the Philippines, and that’s absolutely true. In fact, as soon as our so-called “–ber” months kick off, we already start to feel that Christmas vibe.
Free
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House Approves Pay Hike for Soldiers, Cops and Uniformed Personnel on Third and Final Reading

Finally, the much-awaited resolution, which seeks to increase the base pay of soldiers, cops and uniformed personnel, has been approved by the House of Representatives on third and final reading.
Free
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Government Employees to Receive Another P5,000 Incentive by December 15

In line with the Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift that were previously received by the Philippines’ government employees, they are now about to receive another incentive by December 15 as confirmed by the DBM.
Free
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5 Best Places in the Philippines to Go Fruit Picking

Adventure is never ending in the Philippines as the country offers a lot of fun, unique and affordable activities for your family and friends like fruit picking.
Free
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3 Things You Should Never Tell Anyone Other Than Your Husband

People, particularly women love to talk as we used to live in groups and are more attached than any other time in the history of the globe. However, there are several topics that should stay just between you and your husband.
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Science Claims Women with Big Butts Give Birth to Smarter Children

Apparently, those unwanted fats which you couldn’t lose are there for some important purpose.
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South Korea Next To Allow Filipinos Visa-free Entry for Winter Olympics

After Taiwan, South Korea subsequently allow Filipinos visa-free visit in this winter Olympics season.
Free
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Women’s Groups Urge PH to Make Maternity Leave Longer

Several women’s groups are urging the Philippine government to make the country’s maternity leave longer at par with its Southeast Asian neighboring countries.
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Filipinos Now Enjoy Visa-free Travel to Taiwan

As the month of November kicks off, Taiwan’s trial for visa-free travel system for Filipinos likewise commenced.
Free
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Government Employees to Receive Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift

Christmas is merry for all the Government employees as they will be receiving their year-end bonus together with their cash gift beginning this month.
Free
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6 Philippines Companies Among Forbes’ List of “World’s Best Employers”

Six Philippine companies joined the list of Forbes Magazine’s Global 2000: World’s Best Employers.
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DOLE Orders Employers to Provide Regular Standing Breaks for Employees

For some health reasons, the Philippine government is ordering employers to provide regular standing breaks for employees.
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2 Philippine Hotels Among Asia’s Best

Two Philippine hotels were fortunately included the renowned travel magazine, Conde Nast Traveler’ list of 25 best hotels in Asia.
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Skipping Breakfast Could Increase the Risk of Heart Disease

Unfortunately, skipping breakfast or eating very little in the morning could double the risk of cardiovascular disease according to a recent study.
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3 Secrets You Should Never Tell to Your Husband

He may be your better-half, but no matter how close you are, there are few things in life that should be kept untold.
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Jollibee Deals with Globe to Offer Free Delivery Calls

The Philippines’ giant food chain is investing on the 59-million Globe subscribers in an aim to gain more orders through a national hotline.
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The Value of Filipino Family to the Labor Force

Each culture keeps different value on the importance of family in driving their behavior. When it comes to Filipinos’ family values, you’ll see a big difference among other nation’s ideals.
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Study Says Filipinos Tend to Quit from Their First Jobs within a Year

Young local employees’ lack of professional growth, eagerness to earn more money, and the need for a more challenging workplace are just some of the main reasons why they leave their first jobs.
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Metro Manila Minimum Wage Earners to Receive Salary Hike

Most definitely, the entire work force of minimum wage earners in Metro Manila is rejoicing after the National Capital Region’s (NCR) wage board granted their salary increase.
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Study Says Long Hours of Sitting May Lead to Early Death

People who have inactive lifestyles or those who sit around a lot are likely to die prematurely according to a study.
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5 Most Common Myths About Japan

Arts & Culture

Wed 30

Why You Should Opt for Public Transportation in Japan

Travel

Mon 28

Japanese Firms Tackle Epidemic of Sleeplessness on the Job

Workplace

Mon 21

Japan Urges Employees to Take Mondays Mornings Off from Work

Workplace

Sun 13

All Aspects Affecting Japan’s Working Conditions

Workplace

Wed 09

What is Certificate of Eligibility and Its Importance to Your Visa Application in Japan

Travel

Tue 08

Tips for Doing Business in Japan

Arts & Culture

Tue 08

The Japanese Culture and Tradition

Arts & Culture

Mon 07

5 Important Facts about the Cost of Living in Japan You Should Know

Arts & Culture

Mon 07

What is a Japanese Konbini, and the Convenience and Joys it Brings

Travel

Fri 04

What You Need to Know After Applying for a Visa in Japan

Travel

Thu 03

Plans to Move In Japan? Here are Your Next Big Steps

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Japan – Among the Best Countries for Overseas Filipino Workers

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Government Says More than 28% of Japanese Population is Officially Old

Arts & Culture

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Japan’s Minimum Wage Rate

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Fri 29

The Difference Between Japanese and American Workplaces

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Working in the Land of the Rising Sun: How is it Like Living in Japan?

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How to Find a Good Job in Japan?

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The Nature of the Japanese Working Environment

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Wed 20

Japan Tries Recruiting IT Professionals from India but Didn’t Work

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Thu 14

Death by Overworking in the Japanese Workplace

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Japan’s Unique and Active Employment Security

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Coca-Cola Philippines to Lay Off Workers

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Sat 03

3 Must-see Natural Wonders of the Philippines to Visit this 2018

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The Most Common Types of Aptitude Tests

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Wed 24

What is Aptitude Test?

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Wed 17

Cops, Soldiers and Uniformed Personnel to Start Receiving Doubled Salary

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Tue 16

Public School Teachers to Get Higher Take Home Pay and Allowances in 2018 Says DepEd

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Sun 07

How to Avoid Hassles During Holiday Trips

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Fri 05

TPLEx Plans Extension for a Faster Trip to La Union Surf Town

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Fri 22

5 Noche Buena Foods that Bring Out that Filipino Christmas Vibe

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Mon 18

House Approves Pay Hike for Soldiers, Cops and Uniformed Personnel on Third and Final Reading

Career

Sat 16

Government Employees to Receive Another P5,000 Incentive by December 15

Career

Thu 07

5 Best Places in the Philippines to Go Fruit Picking

Travel

Sun 03

3 Things You Should Never Tell Anyone Other Than Your Husband

Relationships

Sat 25

Science Claims Women with Big Butts Give Birth to Smarter Children

Health & Beauty

Mon 20

South Korea Next To Allow Filipinos Visa-free Entry for Winter Olympics

Travel

Thu 16

Women’s Groups Urge PH to Make Maternity Leave Longer

Career

Wed 15

Filipinos Now Enjoy Visa-free Travel to Taiwan

Travel

Thu 09

Government Employees to Receive Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift

Career

Wed 08

6 Philippines Companies Among Forbes’ List of “World’s Best Employers”

Workplace

Tue 07

DOLE Orders Employers to Provide Regular Standing Breaks for Employees

Workplace

Thu 02

2 Philippine Hotels Among Asia’s Best

Travel

Sat 28

Skipping Breakfast Could Increase the Risk of Heart Disease

Health & Beauty

Wed 18

3 Secrets You Should Never Tell to Your Husband

Relationships

Tue 17

Jollibee Deals with Globe to Offer Free Delivery Calls

Food

Thu 05

The Value of Filipino Family to the Labor Force

Workplace

Wed 04

Study Says Filipinos Tend to Quit from Their First Jobs within a Year

Career

Mon 02

Metro Manila Minimum Wage Earners to Receive Salary Hike

Career

Thu 21

Study Says Long Hours of Sitting May Lead to Early Death

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Sun 17

Lifestyle

5 Most Common Myths About Japan

Since Japan is a very awesome country with a very distinct culture, it is getting a lot of media attention. However, it isn’t always what the media portrays.

Why You Should Opt for Public Transportation in Japan

Japan has a very impressive and extensive railway network connecting each of its prefectures. In fact, Japan is very opposite from many countries all over the world.

Japanese Firms Tackle Epidemic of Sleeplessness on the Job

In an aim to curb an epidemic of sleeplessness, a growing number of companies in Japan are implementing some measures that cost its economy an estimated $138bn (£108bn) annually.

Japan Urges Employees to Take Mondays Mornings Off from Work

Japan is now considering shining Mondays scheme to allow the country’s overworked employees to start working late at least once a month.

All Aspects Affecting Japan’s Working Conditions

Many people, particularly Asians dreamt of working in Japan despite the country’s distinct culture and tradition.

What is Certificate of Eligibility and Its Importance to Your Visa Application in Japan

In order for foreign nationals to secure a visa for Japan, a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) should be obtained first.

Tips for Doing Business in Japan

When it comes to doing business, each country has its own etiquettes and rules of engagement. But generally, global business is done using the western style, particularly the U.S. way.

The Japanese Culture and Tradition

Japan, being one of the most amazing countries to visit, many people are becoming fascinated with its history, culture, traditions and everything about it. So, here’s a glimpse to the culture and tradition of the country that is close to the heart of many tourists particularly in Asia.

5 Important Facts about the Cost of Living in Japan You Should Know

Situated off the eastern coast of Asia, Japan geographically lies in the Pacific Ocean. The locals of Japan pride themselves on their equality that they have settled through centuries-long traditions.

What is a Japanese Konbini, and the Convenience and Joys it Brings

konbini (コンビニ) is the most convenient place on earth for the Japanese. It is best known by its Japanese word in katakana.

What You Need to Know After Applying for a Visa in Japan

Just like many other countries, applying a visa is a way long process. In Japan, applying for a student visa requires attention and patience due to it is a long process.

Plans to Move In Japan? Here are Your Next Big Steps

There are so much more to explore in the “land of the rising sun”, a country with one of the highest end technologies compared against ancient and unforgotten traditions.

Japan – Among the Best Countries for Overseas Filipino Workers

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) can be found all over the globe since they are more than 2 million, aspiring to get a better job abroad – and fortunately, Japan, which is just a few miles away from their country, is one of the best countries for them.

Government Says More than 28% of Japanese Population is Officially Old

More than 28% of Japan’s population is now officially old as revealed by the government data.

Japan’s Minimum Wage Rate

In Japan, the government has a mandated minimum wage and no employees shall be paid less than the required minimum wage rate.

The Difference Between Japanese and American Workplaces

The culture in the Japanese workplace vastly differs from that of an American working environment.

Working in the Land of the Rising Sun: How is it Like Living in Japan?

Japan is one of the most distinct countries in the world. Not to mention its historical temples, castles and spectacular nature, the country’s capital alone has been enticing an increasing number of people who are searching for a job abroad.

How to Find a Good Job in Japan?

While there are lots of professional publications online portals that provide job listings in Japan, the most effective means of getting employment are still personal connections or “kone”.

The Nature of the Japanese Working Environment

It is known to everybody that the nature of the Japanese working culture is tough in terms of the number of working hours and focus required to details.

Japan Tries Recruiting IT Professionals from India but Didn’t Work

In an aim to fill its shrinking domestic talent pool and to revive its economy, Japan tried recruiting IT professionals from India, but apparently, it didn’t work so well.

Death by Overworking in the Japanese Workplace

“Karōshi” is the Japanese term for the death as result of overworking in the Japanese workplace. It is usually brought on by increased amounts of stress from working 60 hours or more in a week.

Japan’s Unique and Active Employment Security

The employment security in Japan is quite unique and active compared to other countries.

Coca-Cola Philippines to Lay Off Workers

Apparently, it is a not-so-sweet end for Coco-Cola Philippines as the giant soft drink company recently announced that it is about to lay off workers.

3 Must-see Natural Wonders of the Philippines to Visit this 2018

Now, let us make this 2018 a Year of More Travel! Take advantage of the long weekends this year and explore several parts of the Philippines you haven’t visited.

The Most Common Types of Aptitude Tests

Aptitude tests are meant for testing one’s logical reasoning and ability to think.

What is Aptitude Test?

In case you aren’t sure of what type of job you want or what to next with your career, an aptitude test can help you reduce your job choices and help you choose the best career path that suits your interests, aptitude, skills, values or personality characteristics.

Cops, Soldiers and Uniformed Personnel to Start Receiving Doubled Salary

As promised, cops, soldiers and uniformed personnel’s doubled salary is about to come into reality as President Rodrigo Duterte recently approved a joint resolution modifying their base pay schedule.

Public School Teachers to Get Higher Take Home Pay and Allowances in 2018 Says DepEd

To kick off the New Year with a bang, the Department of Education (DepEd) spills out the good news confirming that public school teachers will receive higher salaries and allowances beginning January 2018.

How to Avoid Hassles During Holiday Trips

With holidays just around the corner, it’s quite sure that there is always a rush to prepare for a never-ending list of reunions, parties and social gatherings.

TPLEx Plans Extension for a Faster Trip to La Union Surf Town

Sooner or later, travel time from Manila to La Union Surf town will be about an hour and a half shorter once the proposed TPLEx extension has come to reality.

5 Noche Buena Foods that Bring Out that Filipino Christmas Vibe

As they say, the longest Christmas season only happens in the Philippines, and that’s absolutely true. In fact, as soon as our so-called “–ber” months kick off, we already start to feel that Christmas vibe.

House Approves Pay Hike for Soldiers, Cops and Uniformed Personnel on Third and Final Reading

Finally, the much-awaited resolution, which seeks to increase the base pay of soldiers, cops and uniformed personnel, has been approved by the House of Representatives on third and final reading.

Government Employees to Receive Another P5,000 Incentive by December 15

In line with the Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift that were previously received by the Philippines’ government employees, they are now about to receive another incentive by December 15 as confirmed by the DBM.

5 Best Places in the Philippines to Go Fruit Picking

Adventure is never ending in the Philippines as the country offers a lot of fun, unique and affordable activities for your family and friends like fruit picking.

3 Things You Should Never Tell Anyone Other Than Your Husband

People, particularly women love to talk as we used to live in groups and are more attached than any other time in the history of the globe. However, there are several topics that should stay just between you and your husband.

Science Claims Women with Big Butts Give Birth to Smarter Children

Apparently, those unwanted fats which you couldn’t lose are there for some important purpose.

South Korea Next To Allow Filipinos Visa-free Entry for Winter Olympics

After Taiwan, South Korea subsequently allow Filipinos visa-free visit in this winter Olympics season.

Women’s Groups Urge PH to Make Maternity Leave Longer

Several women’s groups are urging the Philippine government to make the country’s maternity leave longer at par with its Southeast Asian neighboring countries.

Filipinos Now Enjoy Visa-free Travel to Taiwan

As the month of November kicks off, Taiwan’s trial for visa-free travel system for Filipinos likewise commenced.

Government Employees to Receive Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift

Christmas is merry for all the Government employees as they will be receiving their year-end bonus together with their cash gift beginning this month.

6 Philippines Companies Among Forbes’ List of “World’s Best Employers”

Six Philippine companies joined the list of Forbes Magazine’s Global 2000: World’s Best Employers.

DOLE Orders Employers to Provide Regular Standing Breaks for Employees

For some health reasons, the Philippine government is ordering employers to provide regular standing breaks for employees.

2 Philippine Hotels Among Asia’s Best

Two Philippine hotels were fortunately included the renowned travel magazine, Conde Nast Traveler’ list of 25 best hotels in Asia.

Skipping Breakfast Could Increase the Risk of Heart Disease

Unfortunately, skipping breakfast or eating very little in the morning could double the risk of cardiovascular disease according to a recent study.

3 Secrets You Should Never Tell to Your Husband

He may be your better-half, but no matter how close you are, there are few things in life that should be kept untold.

Jollibee Deals with Globe to Offer Free Delivery Calls

The Philippines’ giant food chain is investing on the 59-million Globe subscribers in an aim to gain more orders through a national hotline.

The Value of Filipino Family to the Labor Force

Each culture keeps different value on the importance of family in driving their behavior. When it comes to Filipinos’ family values, you’ll see a big difference among other nation’s ideals.

Study Says Filipinos Tend to Quit from Their First Jobs within a Year

Young local employees’ lack of professional growth, eagerness to earn more money, and the need for a more challenging workplace are just some of the main reasons why they leave their first jobs.

Metro Manila Minimum Wage Earners to Receive Salary Hike

Most definitely, the entire work force of minimum wage earners in Metro Manila is rejoicing after the National Capital Region’s (NCR) wage board granted their salary increase.

Study Says Long Hours of Sitting May Lead to Early Death

People who have inactive lifestyles or those who sit around a lot are likely to die prematurely according to a study.

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5 Most Common Myths About Japan

Since Japan is a very awesome country with a very distinct culture, it is getting a lot of media attention. However, it isn’t always what the media portrays.

Why You Should Opt for Public Transportation in Japan

Japan has a very impressive and extensive railway network connecting each of its prefectures. In fact, Japan is very opposite from many countries all over the world.

Japanese Firms Tackle Epidemic of Sleeplessness on the Job

In an aim to curb an epidemic of sleeplessness, a growing number of companies in Japan are implementing some measures that cost its economy an estimated $138bn (£108bn) annually.

Japan Urges Employees to Take Mondays Mornings Off from Work

Japan is now considering shining Mondays scheme to allow the country’s overworked employees to start working late at least once a month.

All Aspects Affecting Japan’s Working Conditions

Many people, particularly Asians dreamt of working in Japan despite the country’s distinct culture and tradition.

What is Certificate of Eligibility and Its Importance to Your Visa Application in Japan

In order for foreign nationals to secure a visa for Japan, a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) should be obtained first.

Tips for Doing Business in Japan

When it comes to doing business, each country has its own etiquettes and rules of engagement. But generally, global business is done using the western style, particularly the U.S. way.

The Japanese Culture and Tradition

Japan, being one of the most amazing countries to visit, many people are becoming fascinated with its history, culture, traditions and everything about it. So, here’s a glimpse to the culture and tradition of the country that is close to the heart of many tourists particularly in Asia.

5 Important Facts about the Cost of Living in Japan You Should Know

Situated off the eastern coast of Asia, Japan geographically lies in the Pacific Ocean. The locals of Japan pride themselves on their equality that they have settled through centuries-long traditions.

What is a Japanese Konbini, and the Convenience and Joys it Brings

konbini (コンビニ) is the most convenient place on earth for the Japanese. It is best known by its Japanese word in katakana.

What You Need to Know After Applying for a Visa in Japan

Just like many other countries, applying a visa is a way long process. In Japan, applying for a student visa requires attention and patience due to it is a long process.

Plans to Move In Japan? Here are Your Next Big Steps

There are so much more to explore in the “land of the rising sun”, a country with one of the highest end technologies compared against ancient and unforgotten traditions.

Japan – Among the Best Countries for Overseas Filipino Workers

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) can be found all over the globe since they are more than 2 million, aspiring to get a better job abroad – and fortunately, Japan, which is just a few miles away from their country, is one of the best countries for them.

Government Says More than 28% of Japanese Population is Officially Old

More than 28% of Japan’s population is now officially old as revealed by the government data.

Japan’s Minimum Wage Rate

In Japan, the government has a mandated minimum wage and no employees shall be paid less than the required minimum wage rate.

The Difference Between Japanese and American Workplaces

The culture in the Japanese workplace vastly differs from that of an American working environment.

Working in the Land of the Rising Sun: How is it Like Living in Japan?

Japan is one of the most distinct countries in the world. Not to mention its historical temples, castles and spectacular nature, the country’s capital alone has been enticing an increasing number of people who are searching for a job abroad.

How to Find a Good Job in Japan?

While there are lots of professional publications online portals that provide job listings in Japan, the most effective means of getting employment are still personal connections or “kone”.

The Nature of the Japanese Working Environment

It is known to everybody that the nature of the Japanese working culture is tough in terms of the number of working hours and focus required to details.

Japan Tries Recruiting IT Professionals from India but Didn’t Work

In an aim to fill its shrinking domestic talent pool and to revive its economy, Japan tried recruiting IT professionals from India, but apparently, it didn’t work so well.

Death by Overworking in the Japanese Workplace

“Karōshi” is the Japanese term for the death as result of overworking in the Japanese workplace. It is usually brought on by increased amounts of stress from working 60 hours or more in a week.

Japan’s Unique and Active Employment Security

The employment security in Japan is quite unique and active compared to other countries.

Coca-Cola Philippines to Lay Off Workers

Apparently, it is a not-so-sweet end for Coco-Cola Philippines as the giant soft drink company recently announced that it is about to lay off workers.

3 Must-see Natural Wonders of the Philippines to Visit this 2018

Now, let us make this 2018 a Year of More Travel! Take advantage of the long weekends this year and explore several parts of the Philippines you haven’t visited.

The Most Common Types of Aptitude Tests

Aptitude tests are meant for testing one’s logical reasoning and ability to think.

What is Aptitude Test?

In case you aren’t sure of what type of job you want or what to next with your career, an aptitude test can help you reduce your job choices and help you choose the best career path that suits your interests, aptitude, skills, values or personality characteristics.

Cops, Soldiers and Uniformed Personnel to Start Receiving Doubled Salary

As promised, cops, soldiers and uniformed personnel’s doubled salary is about to come into reality as President Rodrigo Duterte recently approved a joint resolution modifying their base pay schedule.

Public School Teachers to Get Higher Take Home Pay and Allowances in 2018 Says DepEd

To kick off the New Year with a bang, the Department of Education (DepEd) spills out the good news confirming that public school teachers will receive higher salaries and allowances beginning January 2018.

How to Avoid Hassles During Holiday Trips

With holidays just around the corner, it’s quite sure that there is always a rush to prepare for a never-ending list of reunions, parties and social gatherings.

TPLEx Plans Extension for a Faster Trip to La Union Surf Town

Sooner or later, travel time from Manila to La Union Surf town will be about an hour and a half shorter once the proposed TPLEx extension has come to reality.

5 Noche Buena Foods that Bring Out that Filipino Christmas Vibe

As they say, the longest Christmas season only happens in the Philippines, and that’s absolutely true. In fact, as soon as our so-called “–ber” months kick off, we already start to feel that Christmas vibe.

House Approves Pay Hike for Soldiers, Cops and Uniformed Personnel on Third and Final Reading

Finally, the much-awaited resolution, which seeks to increase the base pay of soldiers, cops and uniformed personnel, has been approved by the House of Representatives on third and final reading.

Government Employees to Receive Another P5,000 Incentive by December 15

In line with the Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift that were previously received by the Philippines’ government employees, they are now about to receive another incentive by December 15 as confirmed by the DBM.

5 Best Places in the Philippines to Go Fruit Picking

Adventure is never ending in the Philippines as the country offers a lot of fun, unique and affordable activities for your family and friends like fruit picking.

3 Things You Should Never Tell Anyone Other Than Your Husband

People, particularly women love to talk as we used to live in groups and are more attached than any other time in the history of the globe. However, there are several topics that should stay just between you and your husband.

Science Claims Women with Big Butts Give Birth to Smarter Children

Apparently, those unwanted fats which you couldn’t lose are there for some important purpose.

South Korea Next To Allow Filipinos Visa-free Entry for Winter Olympics

After Taiwan, South Korea subsequently allow Filipinos visa-free visit in this winter Olympics season.

Women’s Groups Urge PH to Make Maternity Leave Longer

Several women’s groups are urging the Philippine government to make the country’s maternity leave longer at par with its Southeast Asian neighboring countries.

Filipinos Now Enjoy Visa-free Travel to Taiwan

As the month of November kicks off, Taiwan’s trial for visa-free travel system for Filipinos likewise commenced.

Government Employees to Receive Year-end Bonus and Cash Gift

Christmas is merry for all the Government employees as they will be receiving their year-end bonus together with their cash gift beginning this month.

6 Philippines Companies Among Forbes’ List of “World’s Best Employers”

Six Philippine companies joined the list of Forbes Magazine’s Global 2000: World’s Best Employers.

DOLE Orders Employers to Provide Regular Standing Breaks for Employees

For some health reasons, the Philippine government is ordering employers to provide regular standing breaks for employees.

2 Philippine Hotels Among Asia’s Best

Two Philippine hotels were fortunately included the renowned travel magazine, Conde Nast Traveler’ list of 25 best hotels in Asia.

Skipping Breakfast Could Increase the Risk of Heart Disease

Unfortunately, skipping breakfast or eating very little in the morning could double the risk of cardiovascular disease according to a recent study.

3 Secrets You Should Never Tell to Your Husband

He may be your better-half, but no matter how close you are, there are few things in life that should be kept untold.

Jollibee Deals with Globe to Offer Free Delivery Calls

The Philippines’ giant food chain is investing on the 59-million Globe subscribers in an aim to gain more orders through a national hotline.

The Value of Filipino Family to the Labor Force

Each culture keeps different value on the importance of family in driving their behavior. When it comes to Filipinos’ family values, you’ll see a big difference among other nation’s ideals.

Study Says Filipinos Tend to Quit from Their First Jobs within a Year

Young local employees’ lack of professional growth, eagerness to earn more money, and the need for a more challenging workplace are just some of the main reasons why they leave their first jobs.

Metro Manila Minimum Wage Earners to Receive Salary Hike

Most definitely, the entire work force of minimum wage earners in Metro Manila is rejoicing after the National Capital Region’s (NCR) wage board granted their salary increase.

Study Says Long Hours of Sitting May Lead to Early Death

People who have inactive lifestyles or those who sit around a lot are likely to die prematurely according to a study.

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