Xay Tet 2024: Being grateful for the silient contribution to create the icons of country

Xay Tet 2024: Being grateful for the silient contribution to create the icons of country

When seeing billion-dollar projects in urban areas, people usually remember or mention the reputation of investors and contractors. However, at Coteccons, this perspective only tells part of the story.
A further 125,000 workers to go abroad in 2024

A further 125,000 workers to go abroad in 2024

Vietnam is aiming to send 125,000 workers to work abroad in 2024 to markets such as Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea.
Highly-trained workers in demand for logistics field

Highly-trained workers in demand for logistics field

Although recruitment demand is high and income levels particularly attractive, the logistics field is still in short supply of workers, especially highly-trained ones.
Over 97,000 workers sent abroad in eight months

Over 97,000 workers sent abroad in eight months

Vietnam sent 97,234 workers abroad in the first eight months of 2023, equivalent to over 88 per cent of the year’s target, reported the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA).
VGCL proposes continuing to aid laid-off workers

VGCL proposes continuing to aid laid-off workers

The Vietnam General Confederation of Labour (VGCL) has proposed continuing the implementation of a resolution supporting its members and employees who lost their jobs or had their working time reduced as their enterprises suffered from a reduction in orders.
First Workers’ Forum to take place on July 28

First Workers’ Forum to take place on July 28

About 500 delegates representing workers and employees across Vietnam are to attend the first Workers’ Forum on July 28 in Hanoi.
Tourism could be answer for jobless

Tourism could be answer for jobless

While manufacturing groups are being forced to slash jobs, the tourism sector is providing decent work opportunities for over 510,000 workers whose jobs were affected earlier this year.
Support crucial for workers heading into New Year

Support crucial for workers heading into New Year

Hundreds of enterprises have had to cease output over the months, putting hundreds of thousands of workers out of work or reducing working hours. Phan Van Anh, vice president of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour, told VIR’s Nguyen Thu about the reasons and efforts to support labourers heading into Lunar New Year.
Coteccons sets up sustainable working conditions

Coteccons sets up sustainable working conditions

Coteccons Construction JSC has worked to set up sustainable working conditions for thousands of workers by kicking off a project for the festive season.
Better gender policies for sustainable human resources

Better gender policies for sustainable human resources

Promoting gender equality, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace is receiving increased attention from many countries around the world and Vietnam is no exception.
Producers strive for new solutions to retain workers

Producers strive for new solutions to retain workers

Struggling with the sharp drop in orders and export market interest, production businesses that hire vast amounts of employees are nevertheless seeking solutions in an attempt to maintain jobs for all workers.
Putting workers at the heart of operations with ILR

Putting workers at the heart of operations with ILR

Since last year, some companies have recently carried out the amendment and/or supplement to the internal labour rules, followed by registration with the competent authority in accordance with the Labour Code. There are critical points to these rules that can be looked at from a legal perspective in terms of the practice of Vietnam, with a strong focus on notification.
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.
Immediate hike risks tackled as inflation squeezes workers

Immediate hike risks tackled as inflation squeezes workers

A continued hike in the prices of fuel and input materials for production are expected to drive enterprises and labourers into more difficulties, and affect Vietnam’s efforts to rein in inflation this year.
Foreign groups battle to retain their workers

Foreign groups battle to retain their workers

Offering a less attractive salary and welfare package is one of the reasons why many foreign-invested enterprises in industrial zones cannot retain local workers, some of who are going to desperate lengths to get by financially.
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