WEBINAR: "Labor Education for Graduating CCS"

Event Title:” Labor Education for Graduating CCS”

i. Details of the event/activity

The "Labor Education for Graduating CCS" webinar took place on June 5, 2024, from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM, conducted via Zoom and streamed on Facebook Live. The event featured two resource speakers: Mr. Arvin Fabunan, Senior Labor Employment Officer from the Department of Labor and Employment Zambales Office, and Ms. Angelica G. Romblon, Administrative Aide from the Human Resources Management Section of PESO-Olongapo. The webinar aimed to educate graduating students about labor standards, employee rights, and career preparation.

ii. Reflections the webinar/activity give rise to (learnings)

This webinar was incredibly informative and provided a comprehensive understanding of labor laws and career preparation. Mr. Arvin Fabunan's discussion on labor standards and labor relations in the Philippines was enlightening. He detailed the natural rights of employers and employees, which clarified many aspects of the workplace environment and legal protections. Ms. Angelica G. Romblon covered the role of the Public Employment Service Office (PESO) and its various programs. Her insights into career planning and exploration, resume creation, and interview do's and don'ts were particularly valuable for someone about to enter the job market.

iii. Reflections on possibilities on implementing some of the webinar input on a practical level.
(Practical application of learnings)

The knowledge gained from this webinar can be directly applied to my job search and future employment. Understanding labor standards and employee rights ensures I can navigate my professional life with awareness and confidence, safeguarding my rights while respecting my obligations. The career planning strategies shared by Ms. Romblon have given me a clearer direction on how to approach my career goals. Her practical tips on resume creation and interview etiquette will be instrumental in presenting myself effectively to potential employers, enhancing my chances of securing a job that aligns with my skills and aspirations.

iv. Positive feedback (on the event organization)

The event was well-organized and efficiently conducted. Both speakers were engaging and presented their topics clearly and concisely. The use of Zoom and Facebook Live made the event accessible and interactive, allowing for real-time engagement and feedback. The information was relevant and tailored to the needs of graduating students, making it a highly beneficial session.

v. Suggestions for improvements to be made/ consider for future activities

One thing to consider would be having specific resource speakers for potential careers for each department. This would help participants grasp the career paths available in their respective fields and provide more targeted guidance.

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