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Department of Labor and Employment Notice of Filing Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Regional Office No. III SWLC Bldg., Diosdado Macapagal Government Center, Brgy. Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga Tel. Nos. (045)-455-1613 (fax): 455-1614; 455-1617; 455-1618; 455-1619 e-mail address : [email protected] NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION/S FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMENT PERMIT/S (AEP/s) Notice is hereby given that the following companies/employers have filed with this Regional Office application/s for Alien Employment Permit/s (AEP/s): Name and Address of Name and Citizenship of Foreign Position/s and Brief Description of Company/Employer National/s Functions 1. SUPERL PHILIPPINES INC. Ms. SHUYUN PAN PMC Supervisor Angeles Industrial Park Special Chinese Economic Zone, Brgy. Calibutbut, Bacolor, Pampanga 2. ANGELES ALLIANCE Ms. RIYAN CHEN Interpreter LEATHERWARE INC. Chinese Angeles Industrial Park Special Economic Zone, Brgy. Calibutbut, Bacolor, Pampanga 3. BIOTEQUE MEDICAL PHIL. Mr. YEN-LIANG LIU Production Deputy Manager INC. Taiwanese Blk. 14, Lot 2,3,4 Hermosa Ecozone Industrial Park, Palihan, Hermosa, Bataan 4. PACKETHUB TECHNOLOGY Mr. CHONG KAI LIANG Customer Service Representative AND SUPPORT INC. Malaysian Deliver excellent customer service to Bldg. N7548, E. Andrew St., A. clients and sustain customer Bonifacio Avenue, CFZP satisfaction Mr. YIFEI LIU Customer Service Representative Chinese Deliver excellent customer service to clients and sustain customer satisfaction 5. WISTRON INFOCOMM Mr. HSIEN-MING MAO Executive Director (PHILIPPINES) Taiwanese CORPORATION No. 4 Rizal Highway corner Aim High Avenue, Subic Bay Gateway Park Phase I, SBFZ 6. CASTAN-ENC Mr. HEECHANG BANG Operations Manager CORPORATION Korean Jaral Bldg., Brgy. Sto. Cristo, Tarlac City 7. NESTLE BUSINESS Ms. FEBTRIANA HUSLITA Order to Cash Associate – SERVICES AOA INC. Indonesian Indonesian Supima E Circle, Malhacan Road, Malhacan, Meycauyan City, Bulacan 8. CGC TECHNOLOGIES INC. Mr. ZHILONG PEI Customer Service Representative U601 1 West Aeropark 77 Gatwick Chinese Responsible in answering client calls Gateway, Clark Global City, CFZP. positively and warmly. 9. ASIA PACIFIC ENERGY Mr. SHU-TE HUANG Executive Vice President CORPORATION Taiwanese TECO Industrial Park, Ninoy Aquino Highway, Bo. Bundagul, Mabalacat, Pampanga 10. SKY CALL ASIA Ms. LIJUAN HE Customer Service Representative TECHNOLOGIES CO., INC. Chinese Responsible in answering client calls Bldg. N7547, E. Andrew St., positively and warmly. A.Bonifacio Avenue, CFZP. Mr. YU WANG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. XINYI HE Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. LONGCHANG ZHAO Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. XINHAO YU Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. SUNPING ZHANG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. SHENGBIN ZHANG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Ms. YUTING WANG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. CHAO JIANG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. BO ZHOU Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. QUAN CHEN Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. LIWANG XIONG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. Mr. LEI WANG Customer Service Representative Chinese Responsible in answering client calls positively and warmly. 11. VISKASE ASIA PACIFIC Mr. ALI BOUSSABATA Managing Director CORP. French Responsible for obtaining profit Lot 1-D, Industrial Estate 5, M.A. contribution by managing staff, Roxas Highway, CFZP establishing and accomplishing business objectives within Asia Pacific 12. TRENER INDUSTRIES Mr. FUJIANG HUANG Production / Sewing Line Leader (PHILIPPINES) INC. Chinese Provides manufacturing information Bldg. 01-Lot B, Berthaphil I by compiling, initiating, sorting, and Industrial Park, Jose Abad Santos analyzing production performance Avenue, CFZP. records and data Ms. XIAORONG CHEN Production / Sewing Line Leader Chinese Provides manufacturing information by compiling, initiating, sorting, and analyzing production performance records and data Ms. MIN LIANG Production / Sewing Line Leader Chinese Provides manufacturing information by compiling, initiating, sorting, and analyzing production performance records and data Mr. XIAOCHENG LUO Packing Line Leader Chinese Accomplishes manufacturing staff result by communicating job expectations; planning, monitoring and appraising job results Mr. DONGYUAN CAI Packing Line Leader Chinese Accomplishes manufacturing staff result by communicating job expectations; planning, monitoring and appraising job results 13. FONTANA DEVELOPMENT Ms. YUANZHEN HE Executive Office Assistant CORPORATION Chinese Provides secretarial and C.M. Recto Highway, Mabalacat administrative support to the Deputy Road, Perimeter Fence and Prince General manager and Senior Balagtas Avenue, CFZP. Executive Office Manager Mr. ZHIPENG LIN Assistant Restaurant Manager Chinese Assist in scheduling reservation and parties or special events, off the record and the private dining room Mr. HONGXIN HUANG Senior Preparation Cutter Chinese Ensure that all food are prepared according to the exact requirements of the recipes Mr. WEISONG ZHENG Food & Beverage Administrative Chinese Assistant Responsible in organizing and maintaining up to date filing system of outgoing and incoming correspondence in the department Mr. HUAHONG MAI Sous Chef (Chinese Kitchen) Chinese Control all daily preparation of the outlets This Notice may also be viewed at DOLE Region 3 website) for a period of thirty (30) days. This is to ensure that any interested individuals who is competent, able, willing, and available to do the job would have the opportunity and time to access the information, be informed and aware of the job vacancy, and be able to file an objection or provide information with the Regional Office. MA. ZENAIDA A. ANGARA-CAMPITA Regional Director ADVISORY: a. Private establishments are hereby advised to transact labor and employment undertakings with only authorized Labor Laws Compliance Officers (LLCO)/ Inspectors who are issued valid Inspection Authorities duly signed by the Regional Director. Should there be any joint assessment being conducted not in accordance with this Advisory, please call (045) 455-1613 or 455-1619 b. To avail of free job referral, placement and employment guidance services visit the nearest Public Employment Service Office (PESO) or log on at www.phil-job.net. .
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