Recruitment demand

Lê Thị Huệ, 22, who lost her job at Huê Phong Footwear Company in May due to a lack of orders, is still looking for a job. Many companies need garment workers, but Huệ wants to work at a leather and footwear company. … [Read more...] about Recruitment demand rises, but employers can’t find enough workers

Thiệt (Ted) K. Nguyễn, director, management consulting, people & organization at PwC Vietnam, said, “Value-based, empathetic leadership and emotional intelligence are what are needed to get through and beyond the pandemic.” … [Read more...] about ManpowerGroup, partners share people strategy amid the pandemic

In the last five months, the company has been regularly posting information about Japanese and South Korean training courses, and a number of counselling sessions for those wishing to work there have also been held in preparation for the two countries to gradually ease visa restrictions for Vietnamese workers, but the situation has yet to improve. … [Read more...] about Labour exporters pushed to the edge by pandemic

A report released by the MoIT shows that during the first eight months of the year, the local garment and textile industry contributed approximately US$22 billion to the country's overall export turnover, despite recording declines of more than 11% compared to the same period last year. Indeed, resurgence of novel coronavirus outbreaks globally has also caused more difficulties for Vietnamese textile and garment production, along with exports.  … [Read more...] about VIETNAM’S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES SEPTEMBER 10

GM was one of the groups trying its best to begin manufacturing of surgical masks at its production facilities as well as producing critical care ventilators, but in a July update GM International results “were affected by lower wholesales as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, partially offset by cost actions.” Among that, GM’s US second-quarter sales declined about 34 per cent on-year. … [Read more...] about Anxious carmakers hoping losses remain in rear mirror