Jobstreet by SEEK has launched Free Lite Ads, offering employers unlimited free job postings on its AI-powered career platform in the Philippines. This offer aims to democratize job hiring, providing businesses of all sizes access to a vast talent pool of over 11.6 million registered candidates without worrying about budget constraints.

The Free Lite Ads feature allows employers to post job listings anytime, ensuring each listing is visible to potential candidates for 30 days. This move empowers employers, particularly small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and large corporations, by enhancing their ability to meet talent demands and achieve hiring goals more efficiently.

“Jobstreet by SEEK continues to innovate and ensure efficiency and flexibility among our existing and potential partner employers every step of the way, empowering them with the freedom to utilize our platform to assist them in finding the best talents,” said Dannah Majarocon, managing director, Philippines, Jobstreet by SEEK.

In addition to Free Lite Ads, employers can also opt for premium features to enhance their hiring strategies. These features include priority listing, company branding opportunities, and access to analytics and reporting. Such tools are designed to increase job post visibility and attract a broader range of applicants, providing up to three times more applications than standard listings.

Earlier this year, Jobstreet by SEEK unveiled its revamped platform, incorporating advanced AI models to improve the matching process between employers and candidates. By analyzing data from resumes, job descriptions, and past hiring behaviors, the platform delivers highly personalized recommendations, helping employers find suitable candidates more quickly.

This latest initiative underscores Jobstreet by SEEK’s commitment to supporting the employment market in the Philippines, aiming to achieve eight million jobs nationwide and fostering a more dynamic and accessible hiring environment for all businesses.

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