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National programme on labour productivity improvement approved

The Prime Minister on November 8 issued a decision approving the national programme on labour productivity improvement by 2030.
National programme on labour productivity improvement approved ảnh 1The programme sets a target of raising the average labour productivity growth by 6.5%. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Prime Minister on November 8 issued a decision approving the national programme on labour productivityimprovement by 2030.

The programme sets a target of raising the average labour productivity growth by6.5%, with that of the processing and manufacturing industry being6.5-7%, agro-forestry-fishery 7-7.5%, and service sector 7-7.5%.

Meanwhile, the labour productivity growth rate of key economic regions and fivecentrally-run cities is higher than the national average in the 2022-2030 period.

The programme also highlights inititiaves to boost labour productivity,including the establishment of a national productivity committee and the organisation ofpolicy dialogue on the issue, regular discussion with the business community,investors and labours to handle barriers to labour productivity improvement.

National programme on labour productivity improvement approved ảnh 2The Prime Minister on November 8 issued a decision approving the national programme on labour productivity improvement by 2030. (Photo: VNA)
Additionally, the country will integratemeasures to enhance labour productivity into programmes, mechanisms andpolicies to build digital Government, digital economy and digital society,while promoting digital transformation in every sector, field and business.

In the meantime, it will work to enhance economic restructuring to bettercompetitive edge of sectors./.
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