Trade Union News
Giving new homes, supporting union members in difficult circumstances in Cam Duong ward
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Lao Cai - Provincial Trade Union provides support of 50 million VND to help union members in difficult circumstances in Cam Duong ward build new houses.
The demand for recruiting workers with college and university degrees or higher accounts for 47.7%
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In July 2026, the demand for recruiting workers with college and university degrees or higher accounted for 47.7% of the total demand in Hanoi.
Graduating from a hot major still faces strict recruitment requirements
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Many university admissions majors have entrance scores that are almost absolute, graduation, and personnel still face strict recruitment requirements from the labor market.
Completion of the Industry-level Skilled Worker Contest in the field of Garment and Knitting
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Hanoi - The Vietnam Textile and Garment Trade Union said that the 7th industry-level skilled workers contest - 2026, in the field of Garment and Knitting, has ended.
Giving gifts to union members in difficult circumstances in Quang Ngai
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Quang Ngai - The Provincial Labor Federation presented 10 gifts to trade union members who are ethnic minorities in difficult circumstances.
Vinh Phuc Provincial Labor Federation develops 10,511 new union members
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On July 10, the Vinh Phuc Provincial Federation of Labor (FFL) held a preliminary review of the Union's work in the first 6 months of the year and deployed tasks for the last 6 months of the year.
Thousands of job opportunities at Cau Giay district job fair
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Hanoi - On June 15, the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Hanoi City coordinated with the People's Committee of Cau Giay District to organize the "Cau Giay District Job Consultation and Trading Session 2024" to bring many job opportunities to workers.
In 5 months, Hanoi created jobs for more than 85,000 workers
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According to the Hanoi Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, in the first 5 months of 2023, the whole city created jobs for 85,800 workers.
