Employment

Cloud and infrastructure skills dominate U.S. tech job demand

An Oxylabs analysis of roughly 850,000 U.S. tech job postings found that cloud platforms and foundational infrastructure tools continue to dominate employer demand. AWS appeared in 30% of listings, followed by Azure at 24% and Git at 21%, while nearly 42% of postings required knowledge of at least one major cloud platform.

Microsoft: Filipino workers outpace global peers in AI-driven work

The 2026 Microsoft Work Trend Index shows Filipino professionals moving ahead of the global curve in AI-assisted work. One in four Filipino AI users qualifies as a “Frontier Professional,” compared with 16% globally, while 77% say AI now enables them to produce work they could not have produced a year ago. The report also highlights strong emphasis on critical thinking, quality control, and human accountability.

TP Philippines expands with new PEZA-approved Pasay site, creating over 1,000 jobs

Another major investment is coming to the Philippine IT-BPM sector. TP is opening its 29th site in the country with a new PEZA-approved facility in Pasay, creating more than 1,000 jobs and reinforcing the Philippines’ role as a global hub for customer experience, digital transformation, and AI-powered business services.

EastWest Ageas earns Great Place To Work certification for second straight year

EastWest Ageas has been certified as a Great Place To Work for the second consecutive year after earning an employee satisfaction score of 85%, highlighting the insurer’s continued focus on workplace culture, employee well-being, flexible work arrangements, and career development.

Coursera: Micro-credentials linked to higher starting pay 

According to the Coursera Micro-Credentials Impact Report 2026, 96% of Filipino employers hired at least three candidates with micro-credentials over the past year, reflecting the continued shift toward skills-first hiring.

Career development drives Gen Z retention 

Career growth opportunities have become the biggest factor influencing whether Gen Z professionals stay with their employers, according to new research from global talent solutions partner Robert Walters.

Human connection drives talent retention in the age of AI — Telus PH

As AI reshapes the IT-BPM sector, TELUS Digital Philippines cut attrition by 15 percent and maintained a 91 percent engagement rate by prioritizing human connection alongside technology adoption.

Why data-driven hiring is becoming a business imperative

Improving hiring decisions has a direct impact on workforce outcomes. With stronger upfront validation, organizations can reduce early attrition, improve role alignment, and drive more consistent performance to strengthen productivity and operational stability.

At TELUS, women are shaping the future of work in the BPO industry

For TELUS Digital Philippines, Women’s Month serves as a reminder that empowering women in the workplace goes beyond representation.