More than 1,000 job seekers from across Negros Island flocked to Robinsons Mall on Tuesday for the World Café of Opportunities job fair, significantly exceeding organizers’ expected turnout. Ma. Socorro Mira, manager of the city’s Public Employment Service Office, said job seekers who lined up for interviews exceeded their expected 300. “We have 1,200 local and overseas vacancies available,” Mira said in an interview, adding that the resumés of …
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