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Four banks listed among best places to work for in Asia

Four Vietnamese banks were listed among the best companies to work for in Asia in the HR Asia Awards 2019 announced on July 10.
Four banks listed among best places to work for in Asia ảnh 1A representative from HDBank receives the award (Source: VPG)

Hanoi (VNA) – Four Vietnamese bankswere listed among the best companies to work for in Asia in the HR Asia Awards2019 announced on July 10.

They are Ho Chi Minh City Development JointStock Commercial Bank (HDBank), Asia Commercial Bank (ACB), Saigon – Hanoi CommercialJoint Stock Bank (SHB), and Vietnam Prosperity Joint-Stock CommercialBank (VPBank).

This is thesecond consecutive year HDB has received the award.

Hundreds ofVietnamese enterprises operating in various fields registered for the award, ofwhich 50 were honoured. 

Apart from four Vietnamese banks, twointernational banks operating in Vietnam – the Shinhan Bank from the Republicof Korea, and Standard Chartered from the UK, were also included in the list.

The awards are given to enterprises withattractive policies, working environment and regular organisation of internalactivities to connect employees.

In 2019, HR Asia used an overall evaluationmodel to examine the satisfaction of employees with their workplaces, based onthree core elements Core (personnel structre), Self (individual) and Group(collective).-VNA

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