Different from before, today, in Dak Nong province, thousands of people have participated in the labor export program to improve their skills and stabilize their income.
After finishing high school, Mr. Pham Van Loc, from Cu Jut district, was given the opportunity by his parents to learn Japanese. After more than 3 months of studying foreign languages combined with carpentry, at the end of 2015, Mr. Loc left for Japan to work abroad under a fixed-term labor contract.
“My family's situation is very difficult because there are 9 brothers. Being the first child, when I graduated from high school, I decided to go abroad to work to have a stable job and a good income to help my parents raise my younger siblings.
During the process of living in another country, realizing the modern working environment and stable income, my other 4 brothers also went there to do business. Now that I have returned home, my 3 younger brothers are still working stably in Japan" - Mr. Loc said.
According to the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, in the period 2019 - 2023, Dak Nong province will have about 93,533 workers created jobs. Of which, 91,924 jobs were created domestically; 1,609 workers work abroad.
Most typically, in 2023, the number of workers going to work abroad for a limited time in Dak Nong province is 602/200 people, reaching 301% of the year's plan.
The number of workers created jobs, mainly in the Japanese market is 474 people, Taiwan (China) is 78 people, Korea is 37 people and other markets are 13 people.
