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Wednesday, November 02, 2016

KUWAIT AIRWAYS NEEDS MORE THAN 200 OFWS

Good news to all Overseas Filipino workers who want to work in Kuwait.
Kuwait Airways has announced that they are now hiring more than 200 OFWs to fill various positions.
Kuwait Airways need workers such as traffic officer, transit officer, guest services officer, porter, baggage sorter, ground equipment mechanic and others.Aside from good salary,they are providing free accomodation and transportation,food allowance and free plane tickets.

"We want to target the Philippines because of the education background, the language and the customer experience. The Filipino, they have a different kind of touch in relation [to others] and to give the customer experience to the employees in all terms compared to other nationalities,"According to Khaled Almuaili, Human Resources Director of Kuwait Airways.

"At the moment, Kuwait Airways is undergoing a huge transformation where we're gonna really change the map of the airline in the region. We will focus on both ground handling staff, engineering staff, dispatchers and security as well," Almuaili said.

There are already 250 OFWs who are presently employed in the company and according to their manager of security-Outstations group of Kuwait Airways,their recruitment activities is expected to continue due to company expansion.

Kuwait Airways legitimate recruitment partner in the Philippines is Yaazeemir International Manpower Agency and they are scheduled to conduct interviews from November 4 to November 10 in their offices located at Room 405, Building 1563, F. Agoncillo, corner Pedro Gil Streets, Ermita, Manila,with telephone numbers 2303090/2302514.

"I will be so happy if you come all kabayans. Try your best and good luck," Khaled Hamdan, overseas manager of the Yaazeemir International Manpower Agency said.

Source:ABS-CBN News
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KUWAIT AIRWAYS NEEDS MORE THAN 200 OFWS