Vietnam sends record workers to Japan
The number of Vietnamese migrant workers in Japan is the highest among 15 countries.
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Low minimum wage causes Vietnamese workers to struggle with living expenses
About 30% of Vietnamese workers said they always struggle to make ends meet because of their low income.
Associations propose postponing minimum wage rise
Increasing the minimum wage is expected to help workers offset the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Vietnamese laborers to enjoy seven days for national holidays in April
The upcoming holidays are expected to be the peak period of domestic tourism and will also kick-start the summer tourist season in Vietnam.
Foreign enterprises need investing in upskilling Vietnamese laborers: RMIT expert
Dr. Seng Kiat Kok, Senior Program Manager of Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship at RMIT University, told The Hanoi Times about solutions for the foreign-invested businesses' labor-intensive fields.
South Korea to resume hiring Vietnamese laborers
South Korean businesses are expected to hire more Vietnamese workers this year.
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