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Things worth knowing besides how to find a job.

Be careful when you look for a jobNever pay money for an interview or a job, and never hand over your ID card, bank book or passport. A real employer will not ask for these. The same goes for anyone asking you for an introduction fee.

If you have not been paid

If you were not paid for work you did, you can file a complaint with the Ministry of Employment and Labor. You can do this no matter what your visa status is. The Labor Standards Act is there to protect people who work.

If you need help with this: I didn't get paid

If you were hurt at work

If you were hurt or got sick because of your work, you can claim work injury compensation. You can claim this no matter what your visa status is, and you can still be paid even if your company did not sign up for work injury insurance.

If you need help with this: I got hurt at work (getting my treatment costs and money while I'm off)

Where foreign workers can get help

If you work under the Employment Permit System (E-9)

On an E-9 visa, you have to go through an Employment Center to change workplace. The law sets this process, so no private company or person can introduce you to a workplace, and taking an introduction fee is punishable. Do not accept any offer that asks you for money.

If you need help with this: I want to quit this company and move to another one

About this site

This site only lists job information. We do not connect one person to one company, and we never take money from job seekers, for any reason. To apply, contact the number in the job post yourself.

To look at jobs, we ask for no login and no ID check. We take a way to reach you only when you sign up for alerts, and we keep it encrypted and use it for nothing but finding you a job.

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