HCM City needs 25,000 labourers in June
Enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City, the largest economic hub in the
southern region, need to recruit some 25,000 labourers in June,
according to the municipal Centre for Forecasting Manpower Needs and
Labour Market Information (FALMI).
Enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City, the largest economic hub in the
southern region, need to recruit some 25,000 labourers in June,
according to the municipal Centre for Forecasting Manpower Needs and
Labour Market Information (FALMI).
It also said that of the total job vacancies, 35 percent are for unskilled workers and 30 percent for university graduates and postgraduates.
Most of the vacancies are available across the elds of information technology (IT), services, electrics and electronics, food industry, garments, leather shoes, architecture-construction, real estates, banking-finance, and accounting-auditing.
According to Tran Anh Tuan, FALMI vice director, the labour market in the city has witnessed a disparity between demand and supply of high-quality personnel.
In May, recruitment demand rose 20 percent against the previous month while the number of job seekers increased by 5 percent.-VNA
It also said that of the total job vacancies, 35 percent are for unskilled workers and 30 percent for university graduates and postgraduates.
Most of the vacancies are available across the elds of information technology (IT), services, electrics and electronics, food industry, garments, leather shoes, architecture-construction, real estates, banking-finance, and accounting-auditing.
According to Tran Anh Tuan, FALMI vice director, the labour market in the city has witnessed a disparity between demand and supply of high-quality personnel.
In May, recruitment demand rose 20 percent against the previous month while the number of job seekers increased by 5 percent.-VNA
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