Bossjob Strengthens Ties with Government and Schools to Empower Filipino Talents
Bossjob PH seals a partnership with PESO Biñan to connect more local talents to employment opportunities. #Bossjob #FindJobTalkToBoss
Grifftheinvisible | MANILA, Philippines — Bossjob, the chat-first, AI-powered career platform, is strengthening its role as a trusted partner in nation-building by forging strategic collaborations with local government units and top educational institutions to open more opportunities for Filipino job seekers.
Through partnerships with the Public Employment Service Offices (PESO) of Biñan, San Jose del Monte, and Pasay, as well as leading schools like Trimex Colleges, the University of Rizal System, and Philippine Women’s University, Bossjob is expanding its reach to help more Filipinos prepare for the workforce and connect with employers in need of top talent.
“This growing number of collaborations reflects our deep and long-term commitment to employment generation and workforce readiness. By working hand in hand with local governments and schools, we’re making it easier for Filipinos—whether fresh graduates or professionals—to access opportunities that can uplift their lives,” said Pamela Valle, Head of Experiential and Partnerships Marketing, Head of Bossjob PH.
The company is also set to roll out new partnerships with Adamson University and PHINMA Education, reinforcing its expanding vision of building a future-ready ecosystem where students, employers, and job seekers are seamlessly connected.
Founded in Singapore in 2018, Bossjob entered the Philippine market with a mission to revolutionize recruitment in Asia. By combining AI-driven talent matching, instant direct chat, and big data insights, the platform streamlines the hiring process for employers while giving job seekers greater visibility and access to career opportunities.
Today, millions of job seekers—from students and young professionals to skilled workers—are discovering opportunities through Bossjob’s growing network of employers.
“Find Job. Talk to Boss.” — Bossjob continues to redefine how Filipinos navigate the world of work: fast, direct, and impactful.
To learn more about Bossjob’s latest partnerships and explore career opportunities, visit Bossjob.ph or download the app here: Bossjob App. ###
About Bossjob:
“Find Job. Talk to Boss.”
Founded in 2018 in Singapore by two business tycoons, Bossjob set out to revolutionize recruitment in Asia by connecting millions of active job seekers and thousands of credible companies across the globe through instant direct chats.
Powered by Artificial Intelligence and big data sets to deliver smart job and talent recommendations, streamlining the hiring process for both sides.
With its global expansion starting in the Philippines in 2018, a valuable growth was seen, especially in the B2B and B2C sectors, housing over thousands of jobs from various companies and millions of job seeker profiles (white collar, blue collar, gold collar, open collar, and college students) on the platform.
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Representatives from Bossjob PH and the Trimex Colleges sign a partnership to prepare students for career readiness. #Bossjob #FindJobTalkToBoss

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Bossjob PH teams up with the University of Rizal System to support employment generation and workforce development. #Bossjob #FindJobTalkToBoss


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