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Amid coronavirus restrictions and orders to suspend operations, HCMC companies are holding on to their workers by paying salaries and providing food. - VnExpress International
Seven-day isolation requirement for commuting workers hits HCMC factories By Dat Nguyen July 10, 2021 | 12:30 pm GMT+7 Employees are tested for Covid-19 at Long Rich factory in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo by VnExpress/An Phuong. The seven-day self-isolation mandate in neighboring provinces for people arriving from HCMC is giving city companies a headache since many of their workers live there. Some 90 percent of footwear maker Long Rich Vietnam’s 4,000 workers live in Binh Duong Province and this Thu Duc City-based factory is struggling to run at full capacity since they are required t...
The French Bakery is a school with a mission to train young people living in impoverished conditions in making bread.
Vinamarine improves ship waste handling services at Saigon New Port â Cat Lai Terminal 12:18 | 04/02/2021 To protect the marine environment from ship waste, Vietnam Maritime Administration (Vinamarine) has been working with the EU-German co-founded project Rethinking Plastics â Circular Economy Solutions to Marine Litter. Since April 2020, the sides organised pilot activities at Cat Lai Terminal in Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon New Port, to assess existing ship waste management practices and submit recommendations to enhance the management of waste from sh...