Along with the process of economic recovery and development, countries around the world are in need of recruiting foreign workers. Therefore, it is an opportunity for the acceleration of the labor export market in Vietnam in the last months of 2022 and the following years.
Yesterday, seven associations proposed for fee extension and reduction of infrastructure and public utility works in the border crossings and seaport in Ho Chi Minh City.
In the first five months of the year, the Binh Duong wood industry had impressive performance when the export value of wood products was estimated at more than US$3 billion, up 3.2 percent over the same period, accounting for 19.1 percent of the provincial export turnover. However, with sharp fluctuations in petrol prices, foreign exchange rates, and general difficulties of the global economy, Binh Duong Furniture Association (BIFA) forecasts that in the last months of this year, the wood industry will face great challenges.
Domestic enterprises face difficulties not only in investment and business activities but also in seeking investment capital. So, what are the chances for Vietnamese enterprises to evolve and rise to become the leaders, capable of ushering the supply chain of Vietnamese enterprises to spread farther?
A laborer is entitled to ask for maximum loan covering all labor export fee, according to the Prime Minister’s Decision No. 27/2019/QD-TTg regarding credit personal loan for workers in poor districts working abroad under employment contracts valid till 2020.
Workers in 62 poor districts nationwide are to be given favorable conditions to be sent abroad for work under a Government labor export program, which aims to send about 10,000 people abroad for work in 2010, deputy head of the Department of Overseas Labor Management, Hoang Kim Ngoc, said.
Ms. Hoang Kim Ngoc, deputy head of the Department of Overseas Labor Management, says her agency aims to send 10,000 workers abroad for work next year (Photo: SGGP)
