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Southern Vietnam businesses resume operations, spend big to retain workers after Tet - Vimarsana News

Southern Vietnam businesses resume operations, spend big to retain workers after Tet

New orders have prompted many businesses in Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong and Dong Nai provinces to resume operations right after the Lunar New Year holiday (Tet), welcoming a large number of employees back to work.

Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News — October 4 - Vimarsana News

Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News — October 4

Good morning from Vietnam!

Labour, Infrastructure Issues Hold Back Surging Vietnam Investment - Vimarsana News

Labour, Infrastructure Issues Hold Back Surging Vietnam Investment

President Joe Biden visits Hanoi Sunday to boost economic ties as Washington looks to move away from over-reliance on China, but a lack of highly skilled labour and infrastructure weaknesses mean Vietnam may struggle to replace its neighbour.

Labour, infrastructure issues hold back surging Vietnam investment - Vimarsana News

Labour, infrastructure issues hold back surging Vietnam investment

President Joe Biden visits Hanoi Sunday to boost economic ties as Washington looks to move away from over-reliance on China, but a lack of highly skilled labour and infrastructure weaknesses mean Vietnam may struggle to replace its neighbour.Only about 11 percent of the domestic labour force is deemed highly skilled, while 26 percent are trained workers with degrees and certificates, according to the labour ministry. 

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University degrees don't help make a living - VnExpress International - Vimarsana News

University degrees don't help make a living - VnExpress International

Nguyen Hien spent around 400 million ($16,887) on tuition and expenses to complete university, but her first job paid only VND6 million per month and she couldn’t pay her bills. - VnExpress International