PSA Iloilo Now Hiring for Agriculture, Fisheries Listing 2025

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Iloilo is recruiting field staff for its 2025 nationwide survey on agriculture and fisheries.

The project, titled 2025 Updating of List of Agricultural Farm Operators and Inland Fishing Households and the 2025 Listing of Marine Fish Landing Centers (ULAFO-LMFLC), aims to strengthen data for national planning.

PSA is hiring nine team supervisors, 92 statistical researchers, and one office clerk to carry out the survey across Iloilo City and Province.

“This listing will help shape agricultural and fisheries programs by providing accurate baseline data for policymaking and resource allocation,” said PSA Iloilo Officer-in-Charge Jerry L. Dolutan.

Applicants must be physically fit, fluent in the local dialect, and willing to work flexible hours, including weekends and holidays.

Preferred qualifications include college completion or two years of college education, though Senior High School graduates may also apply.

Experience in previous PSA surveys is a plus, and applicants should know how to operate Android tablets or smartphones.

Female applicants must not be pregnant due to the physical nature of fieldwork.

Application requirements include an application letter, notarized Personal Data Sheet (CS Form 212), and proof of education level.

Applications should be addressed to:
JERRY L. DOLUTAN
(Supervising Statistical Specialist)
Officer-in-Charge, PSA RSSO VI – Iloilo

Interested individuals may apply in person at the PSA Iloilo Provincial Office or online via https://tinyurl.com/OnlineApplicationPSAIloilo.

The deadline for applications is July 8, 2025.

For inquiries, applicants may call (033) 327-9219 or email iloilo@psa.gov.ph.

The PSA emphasized that participation in this listing helps ensure reliable statistics for government initiatives in food security, rural development, and marine sustainability.

The 2025 ULAFO-LMFLC is critical for updating the country’s directory of farm and fishing households—key to improving support programs for Filipino farmers and fishers.