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Over 600 labours exported to Republic of Korea
Updated: 19:49, 07/04/2022
(BGO)
– Republic of Korea is among the traditional market for labour export of Bac
Giang province. The province has implemented programme to bring Vietnamese
labour to work in this country under the Employment Permit System which has low
cost of immigration and helps labour earn stable income.
During the period 2016 – 2020, nearly 1,200 labours in the province registered to participate in the programme, 600 of whom were qualified and completed immigration document to work in Korea.
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Vietnamese labours wait to entry into Republic of Korea at local airport. |
The local competent agencies have cooperated to communicate and popularize the law as well as train the skill so that the labours can meet the demand from Korean partners, strictly follow the legal regulation while persuading the labours with expired contract to return home on time.
(BGO) – To introduce jobs for youth
members and young labours, on March 17, the Bac Giang provincial Ho Chi Minh
Communist Youth Union (Youth Union) cooperated with the provincial Job Service Center and several companies to launch online job transaction platform in
March.
(BGO) – In
2022, Bac Giang province strives to create jobs to 32,000 labours, including 1,500
guest workers with contracts.
Taiwan (China), Japan and the Republic of Korea (RoK) have re-opened their labour makets to Vietnamese labourers and apprentices, according to the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA)’s Department of Overseas Labour Management.
(BGO) – President inked Decision No.282/QD-CTN on
March 1, 2022 to award third class Labour Medal to the Party Committee,
authority and people in Hiep Hoa district, Bac Giang province as the
acknowledgement for their excellent achievement in the emulative movement that
the whole country joins hands in new style rural building in the period 2016 –
2022, contributes to socialism construction and national defence.
(BGO) - After
2022 Lunar New Year holiday, many businesses at the industrial parks in Bac
Giang province resumed operation from February 5 (lunar January 5). Currently,
350 out of 385 companies have operated with about 150,000 employees, accounting
for nearly 80 percent of total labours. As schedule, all companies will resume
normal activity on February 11.
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