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OCM - Public Employment Service Office

EMPLOYERS REGISTRATION

Registration of Companies (Local and Overseas) is to secure the legality of the papers submitted by the company before they are allowed to join in recruitment activities, posting job vacancies and resume browsing.

SimpleG2B - Government to Business

At a glance

Before you begin

Service classification

Simple

Service sector

Sustainable Education and Youth Development

Prepare your documents

Checklist of requirements

Bring the listed documents and secure them from the indicated office or source.

CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
For Local Company / Manpower Agency
 
1. NSRP Form 2 - Establishment Registration Form (1 original copy)
PESO
2. Letter of Intent addressed to the City Mayor and Attention to the PESO Manager (1 original copy) Company
3. Company Profile (for new partner) (1 photocopy) Company
4. SEC Registration Certificate (1 photocopy) Securities and Exchange Commission
5. Latest Business Permit (1 phptocopy ) LGU (Business Permit and Licensing Office)
6. DOLE Registry of Establishment (1 photocopy)  Department of Labor and Employment
7. Valid Certificate of No Pending Case (1 photocopy)  Department of Labor and Employment
8. Certificate of Registration under DO174 (for registered contractor/ subcontractor) (1 photocopy) Department of Labor and Employment
9. Certificate of Registration as Private Employment Agency (for Private Employment Agency) (1 photocopy) Department of Labor and Employment
10. Screenshot of PhilJobNet Registration (1 photocopy)  PhilJobNet website
11. List of available job positions with corresponding number of vacancies (1 photocopy) Company
For Overseas Recruitment Agency  
1. NSRP Form 2 - Establishment Registration Form (1 original copy) PESO
2. Letter of Intent addressed to the City Mayor and Attention to the PESO Manager (1 original copy) Company
3. Company Profile (for new partner) (1 photocopy) Company
4. SEC Registration Certificate/ (1 photocopy) Securities and Exchange Commission
5. Latest Business Permit (1 photocopy) LGU (Business Permit and Licensing Office)
6. Valid License as Recruitment Agency (1 photocopy)  Department of Migrant Workers
7. License to Operate as a Branch (in case of branch office) (1 photocopy) Department of Migrant Workers
8. Valid Certificate of No Pending Case (1 photocopy)  Department of Migrant Workers
9. Latest and valid Job Orders (1 photocopy) Department of Migrant Workers
10. Screenshot of PhilJobNet Registration (1 photocopy)  PhilJobNet website

What happens next

Process, fees, and timeline

Follow the citizen and agency steps in order. Processing time may depend on complete submissions.

CLIENT STEPS DEPARTMENT ACTIONS FEES TO BE PAID PROCESSING TIME PERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Approach the Public Assistance Information Desk Officer for inquiry and sign the Attendance Sheet. 1.1 Assist and ask the client to register and accomplish NSRP Form None 1 minute

Patrick John O. Iranzo
Labor and 
Employment Assistant
Public Employment Service Office

2. Accomplish and submit the NSRP Form 2 the requirements. 2.1 Check the completeness of the form and submitted requirements. None 2 minutes

Patrick John O. Iranzo
Labor and 
Employment Assistant
Public Employment Service Office

3. Wait for confirmation of the approval of the request

3.1 Conduct validation to DOLE/DMW (if needed) and prepares   the Approval Letter.


3.2 Signs the Approval Letter.


3.3 Message the Company for the availability of the Approval Letter

None

None

None

1 day

1 minute

1 minute

Patrick John O. Iranzo
Labor and 
Employment Assistant
Public Employment Service Office

Mary Lou D. Montoya
Supervising Labor 
and Employment Officer
Public Employment Service Office

Patrick John O. Iranzo
Labor and 
Employment Assistant
Public Employment Service Office

4. Receive the Approval Letter in person or thru email.

4.1 Release the Approval Letter or send thru email

None

1 minute


PATRICK JOHN O. IRANZO
Labor and Employment Assistant
Public Employment Service Office

TOTAL:

 None

1 day and 6 minutes

 

END OF TRANSACTIONS

 

This digital guide reflects the Citizen’s Charter records published by the City Government of Tayabas. Offices may request additional supporting documents when required by law or by the particulars of a transaction.