The Bac Ninh Employment Service Centre organised 45 job transactions during the period, including 36 regular sessions, two mobile fairs, two online events and two thematic recruitment programmes.

Staff of the Bac Ninh Employment Service Centre provides career counselling and job information to young workers.

The centre also held three job fairs targeting ethnic minority workers and Vietnamese labourers returning from jobs in South Korea and Japan.

Nearly 200 companies participated in the recruitment events, which attracted more than 33,000 job seekers seeking policy advice and employment opportunities.

More than 6,000 workers were recruited directly, while the remainder were matched with suitable vacancies and scheduled for interviews.

Based on labour market data collected from nearly 1,000 enterprises across the province, businesses are expected to recruit around 107,000 workers by the end of the year, mainly unskilled labourers accounting for about 80% of demand.

The largest recruitment needs are concentrated in the electronics, textile and garment, packaging and service sectors.

Major employers with large hiring plans include Foxconn Technology Group in Dinh Tram Industrial Park with demand for 27,000 workers, Fushan Technology Vietnam in VSIP Industrial Park with 10,000 vacancies, Crystal Martin Vietnam in Quang Chau Industrial Park with 5,500 positions, and Goertek Vina in Nam Son-Hap Linh Industrial Park seeking 5,000 workers.

Top leader calls for building modern, transparent, integrated labour market

General Secretary and President Lam stressed the importance of addressing existing shortcomings candidly, saying Vietnam’s challenge is no longer a shortage of workers but a shortage of workers whose skills meet development requirements.

Bac Ninh expands employment opportunities through overseas labour programmes

BAC NINH - Labor export remains one of the key solutions in Bac Ninh province’s employment strategy. Although the number of workers going abroad has gradually declined over the years, a notable change is that workers are no longer focused solely on quantity. Instead, they are actively researching and choosing stable, high-income labour markets that match their skills and capabilities.

Bac Ninh official visits enterprise, encourages workers during Labour Month

BAC NINH - Tran Huy Phuong, Deputy Secretary of the Bac Ninh Provincial Party Committee, attended and encouraged workers at a “Trade Union Meal” programme organised by Luxshare-ICT Vietnam Co., Ltd. as part of activities marking Vietnam’s Labour Month 2026.

Bac Ninh discusses labour cooperation with Timor-Leste

BAC NINH - Bac Ninh province recently discussed potential labour cooperation with Timor-Leste as the northern industrial hub seeks to address rising workforce demand from businesses operating in its industrial parks.

FDI firm in Bac Ninh spends 350 million VND on gifts for workers during Labour Month

BAC NINH - In response to Labour Month 2026 and efforts to improve workers’ welfare, the trade union of Samkwang Vina Co., Ltd. in Quang Chau Industrial Park of Bac Ninh province has allocated more than 350 million VND (13,300 USD) for a large-scale employee gift programme.