Eighty percent workers return to work after Tet in Long An province
After the Tet holiday, about 80 percent of workers have returned to work in production establishments and businesses in the Mekong Delta province of Long An, reported the provincial department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs.
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A staff of Vietnam Elite Global Footwear Manufacturing Company Limited giving workers recruitment leaflets
Some businesses who want to broaden production and newly established firms have faced labor shortage.
Deputy director of the department Hoa Thanh Nien said that recruitment demand in garment and textile and footwear companies has highly increased. Businesses are predicted to intensify attracting workers especially skilled ones in the first quarter this year.
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Many companies are in demandofworker recruitment after the Tet holiday
Deputy head of Long An Economic Zone Management Board Tran Van Binh said that the board will work with industrial parks and economic zones to grasp labor use situation and demand to assist businesses to continue and develop production in the upcoming time./.
By D. Lam – Translated by Kim Chung
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