Contrary to concerns about a post-Tet “job-hopping wave”, the labour market in early 2026 has recorded clear signs of stability. As living costs rise and job...
Amid growing challenges posed by climate change and increasingly stringent requirements across global supply chains, ILO Vietnam is placing strong emphasis on...
A report by the National Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance on the population, labour and employment situation in the fourth quarter and in 2025 shows that...
2025 draws to a close with the labour market on a recovery trajectory. Yet the quality of the workforce remains low compared with many countries in the region, with...
The Ha Noi Employment Service Centre has just conducted a survey and collected information on more than 1,000 vacant jobs from 378 businesses, thereby showing that...
The Ha Noi Employment Service Centre has just conducted a survey and collected information on more than 1,000 vacant jobs from 378 businesses, thereby showing that...
As the labour market comes under increasing pressure from artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and emerging operational models, developing a flexible and adaptive...
Viet Nam’s labour market in the first half of 2025 has shown several encouraging signs, according to the General Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance.
Vietnam’s job market is poised to bounce back in 2024, driven by better purchasing power that is sparked by a recovery in private investment and wage reform, according...
In the next 5 years, 83 million jobs are predicted to be lost, 69 million new jobs are projected to be created. The labor market is undergoing drastic changes due to the...
The market will still remain transfixed by inflation data, the labour market data is likely to become more important again once prices have peaked.
Several measures for developing a sustainable labour market in the post-pandemic period were suggested by many delegates on the sidelines of the Vietnam Socio-Economic...
Vietnam is striving to develop a modern and internationally integrated labour market, considering it a key to a strong connection with the global labour market and...
What matters for central banks is the degree of pass-through from non-core (energy and food) to core items.
The COVID-19 pandemic has seriously affected all aspects of social life, causing difficulties for businesses and employees, forcing them to flexibly adapt to and...
Three-month social distancing has seriously affected the labour market with high unemployment and underemployment rates being recorded.
The difficulties in U.S labour market could exacerbate supply shortages and lift both wages and prices.
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