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HCMC needs 150,000 more workers in 2022

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HCMC - By the end of the year, the demand for labor in HCMC is estimated to reach between 136,000 and 150,000 people, with...
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HR – The biggest bottleneck in digital economy

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It is an urgent need to invest in human resources and resolve personnel hurdles to get ready for a digital economy. The People’s Committee of...
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Manufacturers face talent shortage amid Industry 4.0

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HCMC - Manufacturing businesses are facing a talent shortage under the digital transformation impact in the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0), requiring them to...
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Over 2.2 million workers exit big cities in 2021 amid pandemic

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HCMC – Over 2.2 million migrant workers left the big cities for their hometowns during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, according...
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HCMC to have over 300,000 job vacancies this year

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HCMC – Understaffed companies and factories in HCMC will need up to 310,000 workers this year if the Covid-19 pandemic is brought under control,...
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Coaching culture plays vital role in building a resilient organization

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HCMC - ManpowerGroup Vietnam partnered with the American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (AmCham) to organize a webinar on October 1, during which experts...
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Ministry plans to support firms to help tourism recover

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HCMC - The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has mapped out a recovery plan for the tourism sector for the rest of the...
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Vietnam should enhance manpower training to serve digital transformation: ADB

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HANOI – Vietnam should develop special technical and vocational education programs to create conditions to enable the transition to the fourth industrial revolution, thus...
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Tourism businesses discuss how to manage human resources during Covid-19

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QUANG NAM - Experts have debated over whether businesses should retain all their employees by paying them minimum wages or keep only some key...

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