MoLISA weighs in on push to slash weekly work hours to below 48

The Vietnam General Confederation of Labour wants MoLISA to lead coordination with other ministries to ensure fairness between public sector (40 hours/week) and business sector (48 hours/week) working hours, and to allow workers to rest and take care of their families.

Tourism sector's human resources need to adapt better

After the Covid-19 pandemic, the tourism industry has to face many challenges, including a shortage of human resources, especially skilled workers. With the rapid recovery and growth, issues regarding the quality of human resources are always urgent.

Golfers to tee off at Hàn River Tour

The tournament’s organising committee also offers a hole-in-one cash-prize of VNĐ200 million ($8,000) on the 8th par three, and two Vinfast VF-7 cars.

PM praises Hòa Bình’s socio-economic achievements

PM Chính asked the provincial authorities to effectively follow the approved master planning scheme, fully tap its distinctive potential, outstanding opportunities, and competitive advantages, and create new development spaces.

PM launches national campaign to eliminate substandard houses

PM Phạm Minh Chính launched a campaign to eliminate temporary and ramshackle houses nationwide by 2025, aiming to construct or refurbish 170,000 homes, with a call for societal support and an emphasis on effective policies and transparent implementation.

Water playground for children

Children at Tân Bình District Support Centre for Inclusive Education have received a cool new gift, a therapeutic water playground designed for children with learning disabilities. It was sponsored by the New Zealand Embassy in Việt Nam and other donors.

Central city calls for co-operation and investment from EU

Deputy Chairman of the city’s People’s Committee Trần Chí Cường urged partners from European countries coming to Đà Nẵng to seek investment opportunities, co-operation and support as the city has offered favourable conditions for investors building it into a key ‘smart’ and ‘green’ urban area in central Việt Nam.

Living in fear

Bắc Ninh City swiftly declared a state of emergency in the landslide-prone area after six houses were oppled on 7 April.

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