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samedi 21 janvier 2012

Vietnam deputy PM orders better labour policies given soaring strikes

Vietnam deputy prime minister Nguyen Thien Nhan has ordered better labour policies because strikes continue to occur, with 2011 recording twice the number compared to the previous year.

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jeudi 12 janvier 2012

Vietnam reports record number of wildcat strikes

Hanoi - Vietnam reported a record number of wildcat strikes last year because of demands for salary hikes prompted by soaring inflation, authorities said Thursday.

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jeudi 28 juillet 2011

Cheap Labor Competitiveness : no longer an advantage

Vietnam has achieved continuously high growth for almost a decade by relying on natural resources and a cheap labor source. But now, it is losing those advantages.

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mercredi 27 octobre 2010

Vietnam jails labour activists up to nine years

HANOI — Vietnam has jailed for up to nine years three labour activists found guilty of disrupting security, after a trial that lasted less than a day, a court official said.

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mardi 29 septembre 2009

Vietnam's rising labour costs become a double whammy

Vietnam's labour costs are rising, despite the continual economic downturn which has stunted employment across the nation.

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samedi 10 janvier 2009

Vietnam hit by 762 strikes in 2008

Vietnam was hit by a record 762 labour strikes last year, many of them in textile and footwear plants, as workers struggled with costs amid spiralling inflation, a labour union official said Thursday.

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mercredi 7 janvier 2009

Vietnam has over 1m unemployed

The General Statistical Office (GSO) has announced the latest number of unemployed in the country at over one million, Dong Ba Huong, director of the GSO's Population and Labour Statistics Department, told the Daily Saturday.

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mardi 6 janvier 2009

300,000 to lose Job In Vietnam

HANOI - The decrease in Vietnam's growth rate this year could entail a loss of 300,000 jobs or 0.65% of the labour force, according to the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA).

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