Green human resources in focus
A programme to develop green human resources, the first of its kind
in Vietnam, was launched on June 27 in Hanoi by the Bureau for Safe Work
under the Ministry of Labours, Invalids and Social Affairs and the
Magazine of Labour and Social Affairs.
A programme to develop green human resources, the first of its kind
in Vietnam, was launched on June 27 in Hanoi by the Bureau for Safe Work
under the Ministry of Labours, Invalids and Social Affairs and the
Magazine of Labour and Social Affairs.
The programme is intended to promote the development of human resources towards sustainability and effectiveness among people and organisations.
It is also expected to increase corporate awareness of ensuring interests for workers, and improve the attractiveness of Vietnam’s business environment.
During the event, several individuals and enterprises were honoured for their outstanding contribution to quality human resources development and excellence duty to ensure health, safety and welfare of the workers.-VNA
The programme is intended to promote the development of human resources towards sustainability and effectiveness among people and organisations.
It is also expected to increase corporate awareness of ensuring interests for workers, and improve the attractiveness of Vietnam’s business environment.
During the event, several individuals and enterprises were honoured for their outstanding contribution to quality human resources development and excellence duty to ensure health, safety and welfare of the workers.-VNA
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