The event attracted more than 600 candidates who registered to look for more than 200 job opportunities in French companies operating in the fields of information technology, commerce, retail, finance, communications, construction, services, tourism, transportation and logistics in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

The job fair attracts more than 600 candidates looking for more than 200 job opportunities in French companies.

Emmanuelle Pavillon Grosser, French Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City, emphasised that the job fair was one of activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations and the 10th anniversary of the strategic partnership between France and Vietnam.

In the context of post-Covid-19 recovery, human resources training and recruitment have always been a concern of businesses.

Held since 2014, the event has provided positive support for French enterprises operating in Vietnam.

According to the French Consul General, to date, French companies have created nearly 50,000 jobs in Vietnam.

Bac Giang creates jobs to nearly 8,300 labours

(BGO) – The Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (DoLISA) in Bac Giang province forecast that the province demands to employ about 65,000 labours in 2023, over 60,000 of whom will work at the industrial parks and clusters. In the first quarter, nearly 8,300 labours are expected to find suitable jobs in domestic company and overseas.

Bac Giang city boosts training linkages, job creation for workers

(BGO) - In recent years, the Party Committee and authorities of Bac Giang city have paid much attention to vocational training and job creation for workers contributing to promoting socio-economic development and ensuring social security.

Bac Giang strives to create job for 32,500 labours by 2023

(BGO) – The Steering Committee for vocational training and employment in Bac Giang province (Steering Committee) sets a target to create job for 32,500 labours by 2023.

Bac Giang overcomes difficulties, ensures job for labour

(BGO) – Amid the order reduction, the businesses in Bac Giang province are striving to gain more orders, arrange the production line to ensure job for labours instead of reducing the human resources.

Localities exert efforts to create more jobs for workers

On February 9, the Hanoi Centre for Employment Services, in cooperation with job centres in six neighbouring provinces, held job bazaars to match job supply with demand, in the capital city and the localities, with the participation of over 150 employers.

Source: VNA