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Many laborers lose their jobs before Tet holiday

Many laborers lose their jobs before Tet holiday

After two years of struggle to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic, laborers have run out of accumulated funds. The fact that they are struck by job loss and reduction right before the Tet holiday has been causing burdens to pile up.
District 1's trade union present Tet gifts to low-income laborers.

HCMC to spend VND140 billion to help laborers celebrate Tet

The Labor Federation of HCMC will spend around VND140 billion (US$5.6 million) to organize activities and present gifts to laborers in the city on the occasion of the upcoming lunar New Year, the federation said on November 23.
Many laborers have not received the rent support yet

HCMC accelerating disbursement of rent support to needy workers

Ho Chi Minh City so far has distributed the rent support amount of VND417 billion (US$17.8 million) from the state budget to over 77,000 laborers in 24,000 businesses. The HCMC Department of Labor, Was Invalids and Social Affairs is going to complete this task by August 30. This is the conclusion in yesterday’s meeting of the HCMC Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Economy Recovery.

Rent support for employees urged to complete by August 15

Rent support for employees urged to complete by August 15

The Government Office yesterday announced the Prime Minister’s direction for the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs to identify the reasons of the tardiness in rent support distribution to employees nationwide and apply corresponding solutions to accelerate this task.

Female workers are having their health checked by the medical staff in programs held by HCMC Labor Union.

HCMC providing post-Covid care for laborers

In the Workers’ Month of this year, the labor unions at all levels in Ho Chi Minh City have been launching various medical care programs for thousands of laborers in the city, especially the post-Covid pregnant and females in need of gynecological examination.

Orphans, disabled kids receive scholarships on occasion of Int'l Children's Day

Orphans, disabled kids receive scholarships on occasion of Int'l Children's Day

Today, the Ho Chi Minh City-based Trade Union Social Work Center under the Ho Chi Minh City Labor Confederation in coordination with the City Center for Rehabilitation and Support for Children with Disabilities gave scholarships and gifts to orphans and children with disabilities on occasion of International Children's Day, June 1.

 

Workers in Garment 10 Corp. in their shift. (Photo: SGGP)

Overtime cap increase wholeheartedly welcomed by laborers, employers

The Ministry of Labour, War Invalids and Social Affairs is proposing that the Government and the National Assembly allow a rise in overtime hours of laborers from 40 hours to 72 hours per month since there is now an exceptionally high demand of labor for economic recovery.

Labor market becomes vibrant again

Labor market becomes vibrant again

After the fourth Covid-19 pandemic, more than 1.3 million workers have returned to work in Ho Chi Minh City. Many enterprises have been urgently recruiting workers to resume operations in the new normal period and prepare orders for the Lunar New Year. The labor market is vibrant in the unskilled, mid-level, and senior labor segments.
HCMC needs 57,000 workers in Q4

HCMC needs 57,000 workers in Q4

Mr. Do Thanh Van, Deputy Director of the Center of Forecasting Manpower Needs and Labor Market Information Ho Chi Minh City (Falmi), on October 4, said that HCMC's human resource demand in the fourth quarter of this year is about 44,000-57,000 workers.
Laborers get free air tickets to travel home for Tet

Laborers get free air tickets to travel home for Tet

The Vietnam General Confederation of Labor in coordination with the low-cost airline, Bamboo Airways plans to present 500 free air tickets to disadvantaged workers to help them come back home celebrating the Tet holiday with their families.
A farmer harvest vegetable (Photo: SGGP)

Number of laborers in farming drops in HCMC

As per a survey conducted by the steering board for Rural and Agriculture Censor, due to fast urbanization and low income from farming, laborers in the farming sector change to other jobs, resulting in reduction of workers in the sector.