Procurement and ESG teams ask a recruitment supplier the same questions: who is licensed, who employs the worker, whether any candidate pays, and what the supply chain does for the people and places it draws on. This page answers them in the order they are usually asked.
Everything else on this page rests on how the recruitment itself is run. These are the controls; each one can be verified.
Our community programme in the Philippines, initiated by our co-founder Tomáš Surka. It gives regular support to children from orphanages and disadvantaged families, and it is funded by personal contributions from the founders and partners together with Prime Search Manpower Agency Inc.
The first visit reached about 75 children with school supplies, basic equipment and gifts. It is a continuing commitment, not a one-time donation. The full account is on primesearch.agency.
It sits on a page about supplier due diligence for one reason: ESG questionnaires ask what a supplier does in the communities it draws on. This is what we do, with our own funds, in the country our workers come from.
When you hire through us, you hire through a chain that treats workers and their communities with dignity: a licensed and inspected agency, a contract verified by two governments, direct employment under your country's law, and a standing commitment in the communities the workers come from. We are glad to document any of the above in your supplier or ESG questionnaire — send it, and we return it completed with the supporting documents.
The client company, under the labour law of the destination country. We are never the employer. The Philippine DMW framework adds a second layer of protection around that employment; it does not replace it.
No. No applicant pays for an interview, a trade test or a place on a shortlist. Anyone asked for payment in our name is dealing with fraud, and we ask them to report it through the channels on our scam-warning page.
On the Philippine side: Republic Act 11641 (Department of Migrant Workers), Republic Act 8042 as amended by Republic Act 10022 (Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipinos Act) and the Labor Code ban on direct hiring. On the destination side: the labour and immigration law of the country where the worker is employed. Personal data is processed under the GDPR with SURKA Group s.r.o. as controller.
Yes. We return it completed and attach the evidence behind each answer: the DMW licence, the Migrant Workers Office verification of your company, the DMW job-order approval, the verified employment-contract template and, per worker, the Overseas Employment Certificate.
No. It is a continuing programme of regular support for children from orphanages and disadvantaged families in the Philippines, funded by personal contributions from the founders and partners together with Prime Search Manpower Agency Inc.
Republic Act 11641 (2021) · Republic Act 8042 as amended by RA 10022 · Labor Code of the Philippines, Article 18 · GDPR