Jobseeker FAQs | OnlineJobs.ph (2024)

At OnlineJobs.ph, employers pay their workers directly, and not through our site. We don’t take a percentage of salary payments as a fee. So, how workers are paid is decided between employer and worker.

There are many ways to get paid. You can even receive your money at home depending on what service you use.

Here are some websites where your employer can send money online.

• Easypay
• Payoneer
• PayPal
• Western Union

NO, this is not a "business opportunity." This is not a "work from home" scam or a "typing for dollars" thing.

You will not be paid on commission.

You will not have to pay anything to get a job.

You will not be paid "based on performance" or anything like that.

This will be a real job where you will get paid a set amount of money each month, for doing full-time work on someone else's business.

YES! In fact, you'll be required to work online. You will not be leaving the Philippines to go work abroad (we do not allow job posts that require moving). You will be working from your home (or possibly from an internet cafe) doing online tasks for foreign companies.

Most of the work will involve doing internet-based tasks.

We are here to help both workers and employers resolve salary disputes. We act as mediators in these disagreements and listen to both sides of the story, negotiating a solution where both parties can be accommodated. Nearly all disputes happen when an employer is very unsatisfied with the work done by a worker. Bottom Line: If you do good work, you get paid.

We want OnlineJobs.ph to be the safest workplace possible. In the unlikely case where an employer refuses to pay for work done, we will remove the employer from our site. We will also send what the employer paid us for their subscription to the worker.

Workers can also use the Verify Employer page when an employer contacts them, to verify that they have an account in good standing at OnlineJobs.ph.

It completely depends on your job and on your employer.

Common tasks include writing articles, blogs, forum posts, and other content. You might be updating websites or blogs. You might be doing some link building. Maybe programming (if that's a skill you have). You might be doing customer support through email or chat. Maybe you'll be designing web pages or building web sites. Doing research and gathering data is a common task.

The tasks vary widely. We promise you'll be matched up with a company looking for your skill set. You'll also likely be asked to learn new things and to grow!

To get an employer or an online job, you need to sign up for an OnlineJobs.ph account. Please provide as much information that you can; the more information, the more chances you have of getting hired.

Once your profile is ready, you can apply for jobs , which is more preferable, or wait for employers to contact you.

We have real people who manually check the profiles, and we try very hard to ensure that all information posted on the site is true. However, there are instances where this is discovered late. Once you get caught, you may risk being banned from OnlineJobs.ph so make sure that all information in your profile is honest.

Even if you won't get caught (which is unlikely), you might get a job with an employer who will be disappointed in your work because you didn't have the skills that you put on your profile. The employer isn't likely to want to pay for the work which has (or hasn't) been done.

This depends on you. You can wait for an employer to hire you, which could take longer. The fastest way to get hired is to apply for multiple jobs that you are qualified for, and immediately reply when there are inquiries. Limit your application to jobs that are good matches for your skills and experience. This is so you don't waste time applying for a position that you have little to no chance of getting.

It also helps to apply for several types of jobs. Consider the core skills you have and think about how these can be used in several other, albeit slightly different, jobs.

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