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Vietnam Will Provide Training Policies For Clothing And Other Industries

2011/1/25 19:27:00 76

The Vietnamese government plans to increase 10 million jobs in the next 5 years. The plan will invest 53 trillion dong (about 273 million dollars), of which 38 trillion (about 195 million US dollars) comes from the central government.

At the same time, the latest statistics indicate that the number of working people in Vietnam is about 49 million 300 thousand, accounting for 57.2% of the total population of the country, and 50% of them are between 15 and 34 years old.

In addition, according to the 2011 work goal recently proposed by the Ministry of social affairs of the Ministry of labour and social welfare, the Vietnamese government will strive to solve the 1 million 600 thousand employment population problem in 2011, of which 1 million 513 thousand domestic jobs are available.

Labour export

80 thousand to 100 thousand.

The Ministry of labor and social affairs pointed out that 2011 is the first year of the 2011-2015 five year plan for economic and social development and the 2011-2020 ten year development plan.

In order to achieve the goals of 2011, we must make every effort to make suitable decisions and plans.

The Ministry of social affairs of the Ministry of labor and social welfare pointed out that the Vietnamese society will face many difficulties in the future.

Domestic and foreign economies

Changes are complex and difficult to judge.

In particular, the global economic recession has been under control, but the growth has not reached the speed of the previous years. Inflation and rising prices will greatly affect economic growth, investment, problems, income of workers, poverty alleviation, social security and people's livelihood.

The Ministry of labor and social affairs also said that in 2011, it will continue to implement the policy of encouraging the development of enterprises, focusing on the textile and light industries, garments, spare parts processing, retail service, handicrafts and other industries that need more labor.

For industry training, the training system will continue to be updated to meet the needs of the labour market.

It is hoped that 70% of these trained grass-roots workers will soon find jobs.

In addition,

Labour veterans

The Ministry of social affairs will synchronize the training of hi-tech labourers in response to the two major training tasks, namely, the needs of major economic sectors and the point of view economic zones, and the training of rural workers.