Expanding skills vital to taking on AI wave

Expanding skills vital to taking on AI wave

The development of AI technology is making the labour market more competitive, with some jobs at risk of disappearing and others appearing in their place.
Returning workers yearn for new support

Returning workers yearn for new support

More businesses are being encouraged to create training programmes before and after sending Vietnamese workers overseas, in order for human resources potential to not be wasted on their return.
High-quality training programmes crucial for overseas working success

High-quality training programmes crucial for overseas working success

Despite sending 100,000 people to work abroad every year, the vast majority are unskilled. Deputy director of the Department of Overseas Labour under the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Nguyen Gia Liem discussed the challenges of the labour export market and the search for a high-income market for workers with VIR’s Thai An.
Overseas work not a guarantee for career prosperity

Overseas work not a guarantee for career prosperity

Many low-skilled overseas Vietnamese workers are struggling on their return home, finding it difficult to settle in and find new jobs in the face of fierce domestic competition.
Solving talent shortages amid fierce human capital landscape

Solving talent shortages amid fierce human capital landscape

Andree Mangels, general manager of ManpowerGroup Vietnam, shares his insights about the current demand for workers in Vietnam and a strategy for employers.
Latest HR trends in logistics revealed

Latest HR trends in logistics revealed

VIR’s Bich Thuy had the opportunity for an interview with Trang Nguyen, country head of Permanent Recruitment and Executive Search at ManpowerGroup Vietnam.
Foreign groups circumvent lack of experts with training revamps

Foreign groups circumvent lack of experts with training revamps

Foreign businesses in Vietnam are placing new priorities on recruiting more local tech workers and setting up skills training for them in order to address the shortage of experts coming in from other countries.
Digital technology opening up equal opportunities

Digital technology opening up equal opportunities

People are always in need of new skills in order to adapt and adjust to more advanced work methods. Dr. Truong Anh Dung, general director of the Directorate of Vocational Education and Training under the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, explained VIR’s Hoang Oanh how digital technology can help Vietnamese workers.
Foreign investors keen on education

Foreign investors keen on education

Overseas funds continue to cash in on Vietnam’s education sector with a view to diversify investment portfolios.
Four-dimensional education: Delivering 22nd century education today at True North School

Four-dimensional education: Delivering 22nd century education today at True North School

By pursuing a comprehensive global learning pathway, True North School aims to cultivate a new generation of entrepreneurs, innovators, and global thinkers.
Human factor at centre of Fourth Industrial Revolution

Human factor at centre of Fourth Industrial Revolution

Along with large businesses with ample resources, many small- and medium-sized enterprises are now also mulling over investment in technology and digital transformation.
Greening your bottom-line for sustainable development

Greening your bottom-line for sustainable development

Greening is not only a trend, it is also a “must-have” for businesses wishing to attract talent and achieve sustainable development.
Meeting skilled workforce demand in manufacturing and processing industry

Meeting skilled workforce demand in manufacturing and processing industry

Experts from ManpowerGroup and MoLISA discussed sustainable solutions for workforce supply in the field of machine learning, AI, and automation.
Helping next generation find their leadership identities

Helping next generation find their leadership identities

On account of the upcoming Vietnam Institute for Southeast Asian Directors’ mini MBA programme for young leaders in Vietnam
Preventing a chain reaction of pandemic-related issues

Preventing a chain reaction of pandemic-related issues

Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) make up over 90 per cent of businesses in Vietnam, as well as in economies across the world.
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