VOV.VN - Fifty-two couples who are union members, young industrial workers, and disadvantaged laborers living and working in Ho Chi Minh City joined the 2026 Mass Wedding program held at the WTC Expo International Exhibition Center on October 15.

VOV.VN - Australian farms want to recruit Vietnamese agricultural workers, National Farmers' Federation (NFF) President Hamish McIntyre told Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Pham Hung Tam during a working session on October 13.

Greece wants to recruit more workers from ASEAN countries, including Vietnam, as it seeks to address labour shortages and support economic growth, said Greek Minister of Labour and Social Security Niki Kerameus.

VOV.VN - A nationwide campaign on early drug prevention among workers has been launched to help workers recognise and avoid risks and support those who have overcome drug addiction to rebuild their lives.

Vietnam's tourism industry is racing ahead, with international arrivals hitting new highs, but it is facing a growing shortage of skilled workers, from hotel staff and chefs to foreign-language guides and senior managers.

Ho Chi Minh City needs tens of thousands of highly skilled technical workers for urban railway projects that are already under way or taking shape, while the current workforce meets only a very small portion of the demand.

VOV.VN - Police in the northern province of Quang Ninh have handed over five Chinese nationals after determining they had illegally entered and resided in Vietnam.

Vietnam will need tens of thousands of direct and indirect workers in the atomic energy and nuclear power sectors by 2035 as the country presses ahead with plans to develop nuclear energy, according to experts and policymakers.

VOV.VN - The Ministry of Health on July 16 launched a nationwide radio and television contest aimed at showcasing inspiring individuals, innovative models and practical initiatives in disease prevention, as the country continues to strengthen its preventive healthcare system.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s overseas employment programmes are increasingly being viewed not only as a solution for job creation and income generation, but also as a strategic channel for developing high-quality human resources and promoting the image of Vietnamese workers worldwide.