Social Affairs

The plant will have a positive impact on waste management, which has long been a source of frustration for local residents.

Hanoi plans to provide employment opportunities for 20,000 people in 2024 by holding 230 job transaction sessions through online, specialized, mobile, and direct recruitment forms.

Big promotions at supermarkets will be an attractive shopping experience for Hanoi residents who have not left the city to travel during the ongoing holidays.

The tourism industry of Vietnam is currently enjoying strong recovery and growth, but faces many challenges, including a lack of skilled manpower.

Sets of stamps-themed Hanoi's Flower Seasons introduce philatelists and the general public to the city's unique urban charm.

Around 80,000 light meals will be served free of charge to local and foreign tourists visiting Hanoi's iconic historical site during the country's major holidays.

The number of travelers will peak from April 26 to April 28.

Local bus stations are expected to handle 950-1,000 bus trips per day.

Hanoi will strengthen environmental protection in the capital and raise people's awareness via training courses on the implementation of the Law on Environmental Protection and legal documents.

People are still unaware of voluntary social insurance, partly because of the psychological expectation that they will be subsidized by the state.

Vietnamese goods are available in a wide range of distribution networks, from traditional channels to modern systems.

Ensuring a healthy working environment is one of the most important requirements in business, preventing work accidents and occupational diseases.

A firefighting and rescue skills competition for households was organized in Ba Dinh District, offering locals basic steps when a fire occurs, and technical skills to escape.

Virtual ticketing helps save the cost of issuing physical tickets and the time customers spend travelling to ticket counters.

The awards will be presented by October 10, 2024.

The forthcoming operations over the next four years would aim to create sustainable livelihoods for the Vietnamese people.

This year's target is the deployment of 125,000 Vietnamese workers under contract abroad, with a focus on high-income and stable markets.

With an estimated cost of US$4.4 million, the project is expected to improve the landscape and stimulate socio-economic growth.

Some 725 poor families in Hanoi will receive new homes as a boost to improve their future lives.

The city has developed the labor market and improved the employment data system to link labor supply and demand and reduce unemployment.