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Yup, you read it right!  We can have discriminatory job ads reported in JobStreet.

As I've said in my previous post, we job hunters can do something about discrimination in the Philippine.

For example, I was able to spot a job ad that discriminates people who are above 27 years old.
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Let's walk through the process of reporting the said job ad.

1. Click the "Report Advertisment" link at the bottom of the job ad webpage.
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2. A new window will be opened.  Enter your email address.  This is where Jobstreet will contact you regarding the status of your report, so be sure to check your email regularly.
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3. In the "Report this advertisement as" drop down menu, choose the reason for reporting the job ad.  Please note that a job ad can be reported not only for discrimination (e.g. age/gender, language/marital status, race/religion), but also for fraudulent/misleading claims and poor job description.
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4. In the "Write your comments here" box, you can type your comments regarding the job ad you are reporting.
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5. Finally, click the "OK" button below the "Write your comments here" box.  It will open a new window, wherein Jobstreet will confirm that you have successfully submitted your report.
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Images courtesy of JobStreet.
3/20/2019 11:24:55 pm

Dear JobStreet ,
I came into this ad sometime back last month and they started advertising again. I recieved a call sometime back last
Month and I Enquired on the so called 10 k commission . He said it was confusing and ask me to go down for interview . When I went for the interview the next day and I found out that the basic salary between 3k to 3.7k on the last advertisement was not true As the manager describe as 2.2k basic salary and 1 k transport allowance which is under different compounds of the salary package. When I Enquire further on the commission structure he claimed that he will explain more in details if I am selected. I was called up last week by him and he told me I am selected for the job and request me to come to sign the documents which I decline as the commission structure was not made clear to me . Now they put the ad back again to mislead and cheat potential job candidates. Please look into this and contact me if u need further details

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    Rai Cortez is a freelance musician, musicologist and writer from Cavite, Philippines.  He used to study in University of the Philippines Los Baños, but was forced to quit college due to financial constraints.  But despite his lack of a college degree, he was able to find opportunities in the Philippine corporate world.  He is currently working with a leading multi-national company as a data analyst.

    Despite his counter-academic beliefs, he never really abandoned his aspiration to continue his formal education.  In fact, he is planning to continue his college education via distance learning.

    His insterests are music, outdoor camping, comparative religion, and kung fu.

    He is happily married and has two yellow Labrador Retrievers as animal companions.

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