Topic: labor market

There is currently no policy allowing the recruitment and dispatch of workers to Israel in any sector.

Total registered capital reached nearly VND1.8 quadrillion (around $69.3 billion) in the four-months period, representing a 91.3% increase year-on-year.

The labor department will proactively coordinate with various agencies, departments, and organizations to facilitate activities that connect labor supply and demand.

The business community has done what it can to address the annual problem of workers failing to return to their jobs at the end of the Tet holiday.

A significant number of workers from public service units, affected by the restructuring and streamlining of the State apparatus, will enter the labor market.

These markets include Australia, Canada, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Romania, Poland, Russia, Czech Republic, and Finland.

The demand for labor is expected to surge after the Lunar New Year Holiday and continue through the second quarter of 2025.

Sales/Business remains the industry group with the highest demand for personnel for the third consecutive year.

Some 63,000 job openings will need to be filled before year’s end.

The achievment resulting from continued stability and large intake of Vietnamese workers in traditional labor markets.