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The HR director of a leading technology firm in Vietnam says that his company needs to hire 200 high-quality technicians in 2022, but has only been able to hire 50 within a six month period.
56% of workers get pay rise in 2022
Labour shortage looms as year-end approaches
Vietnam needs to improve human resources in digital age: World Bank
Vietnam needs highly skilled labour force to compete
Regional linkages needed to boost growth in north, central-coastal region
Survey finds Vietnamese workers have poor English language skills
What’s the future for the southeastern region?
VN ranks fourth in Southeast Asia in average height
Vietnam must not settle for “world factory” status
Vietnam’s human resources and the fear of missing opportunities
Inspection finds problems in scientific research programs, workforce quality questioned
Employers report steady and strong hiring outlook for H1
International and local employers in various sectors across Vietnam are expecting a boost in hiring in the first two quarters of 2022 as the economy is gradually recovering,
More Vietnamese intellectual employees opt for freelance work
One of biggest changes is that graduates have opted for working as freelancers. There has also been a shift where people are opting for freelance work rather than full-time roles because of the flexibility it provides.
Digital transformation and the concerns of human resource disruption
Economic experts say that to have human resources who can adapt to the digital economy, Vietnam must focus on training.
Vocational training sector catches up with digital transformation trend
The reform of vocational training in association with digital transformation and information technology application has been defined as an important solution to provide high quality human resources, according to insiders.
IT graduates earn monthly pay of VND30-40 million: report
Vietnam is seriously lacking IT engineers, which explains why many new graduates with good skills and experience find jobs with attractive pay of up to VND30 million ($1,300) a month.
Pandemic fluctuations persist in Vietnamese labour market
The General Statistics Office's report on Vietnam's employment situation over Q1 of 2021 has uncovered the breadth and depth of the pandemic’s effects, despite the impressive work carried out to keep the coronavirus away from its people.
Vietnam seeks to avoid middle-income trap before time runs out and population ages
Vietnam has become richer, but it remains a lower middle-income country facing a risk of being left behind. It aims to become a high-income country by 2045.
Human resources key to success in digital transformation: Deputy PM
High-quality human resources will play a decisive factor in the success of the country’s digital transformation process, Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh said at a recent conference held in HCM City.
