In an archipelagic country such as the Philippines, where grasslands span thousands of square miles, agriculture practice emerges as the only logical and primary source of livelihood for many of our communities—for rural communities most especially.
Category Archives: Industry Knowledge
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May
May
A flourishing mining sector not only boosts economic growth but also secures the country’s long-term stability. Thus, as it stands, mining in the Philippines is experiencing a resurgence, with increased metal production and export value.
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Apr
Apr
A multitude of industries seeking skilled workers to help achieve their company goals exists in the Philippines. However, with a very competitive background in recruitment, sourcing and hiring the right talent, especially for very specific and highly specialized industries, poses a daunting task.
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Nov
Nov
Recent studies show that the market trends for businesses in late 2023 promise favorable results, even for newly emerging companies. Take the rising use of digital tools, for example, as one of the most prominent factors in bringing innovation and efficiency. However, no matter how advanced technology becomes, the workforce remains the foundation upon which any business is grounded.
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Jul
Jul
When running a successful business, one option that is often overlooked, but can be incredibly beneficial, is joining a cooperative. In this article, we will explore the advantages of cooperatives and why joining one might be the best move for your business. From shared resources and purchasing power to a sense of community and support, cooperatives offer a unique and valuable approach to business ownership and operation.
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May
May
The Philippines’ logistics and warehousing services sector is rapidly expanding, owing to the primary surge in demand from e-commerce and infrastructure investments done by the government. This proves how vital warehousing services are in the country.
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Mar
Mar
The construction industry is what keeps our local economy growing—the number of construction projects has also increased. Thus, resulting in a high requirement for construction manpower. However, the labor-intensive nature of the industry has questionably resulted in a shortage of construction manpower instead.