Good news for OFWs – more job opportunities and careers await you!

Several global companies engaged in massive infrastructure, energy, agriculture and other ongoing development projects in Algeria as they prefer for OFW skills and expertise.

“In the light of the host country’s impressive thrusts, the globally preferred OFWs would continue to affirm their productive contributions and are poised to increase their presence in the area substantially into the future.” This is according to Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

There are three global companies, currently engaged in massive Algerian development projects, that would prospectively need some 7,050 OFWs – Daewoo E&C of Korea, the COJAAL consortium of Japan, and SNC Lavalin of Canada.

Despite Algeria’s nationalization policy, the workers from the Philippines remain preferred and are appreciated for having significantly contributed, through their expertise and skills, to the development of Algeria.

Daewoo E&C alone need professional and skilled workers like engineers, electricians, pipe fitters, welders, carpenters and masons. The Japanese consortium of COJAAL would need OFWs for asphalting road and related infrastructure projects in Constantine and Annaba, Algeria. SNC Lavalin of Canada meanwhile needs OFWs for the construction of a water dam in Wilaya Blida.

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