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Bac Giang: Foxconn Technology Group urgently recruits 5,000 workers
BAC GIANG - According to the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Bac Giang, from now until December 31, Foxconn Technology Group (Foxconn) is urgently recruiting 5,000 unskilled workers.
Nguyen Thi Kim Xuan, Human Resources Director of the Group, said that Foxconn has just signed a big order with a partner. To meet the order progress, in addition to the number of workers urgently needed at this time, in February 2025, Foxconn will need about 14,000 people; in the first quarter, the number of vacant positions is expected to reach 27,000 people (both new recruits and replacements).
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The production line of Foxconn Technology Group. |
Identifying hard time to recruit workers, apart from salaries and welfare regimes (total income of 9-12 million VND per person per month), Foxconn has a policy of rewarding workers based on working time.
With the desire to recruit enough human resources to serve production, Foxconn has actively informed localities about labor needs.
The Group proposed to the Provincial People's Committee to pay attention to directing functional sectors and localities to promote propaganda and support businesses in recruiting; creating favorable conditions for connecting with businesses providing employment services in the province, helping the Group recruit enough workers, ensuring production progress.
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