(HBO) – The Job Service Centre under the provincial Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs joined hands with the People’s Committee of Kim Boi district to organise a mobile job transaction session at Sao Bay high school.
Photo: Youths apply for jobs offered at the
fair
More than 30 enterprises, organisations, and
individuals inside and outside the province registered for recruitment at the
event. According to statistics from the Job Service Centre, some 530 people,
most of them students of Sao Bay high school and youths from communes and towns
in the district, came to seek jobs at the fair.
The event created an opportunity for the
labourers to meet with employers and study labour market, wages, incomes, and
other benefits.
The job-seekers also received consultations on
vocational training from businesses and schools.
More than 7,900 vacancies were available at the
fair. Large demands for employment were from Transon Vietnam Co.,Ltd at Luong
Son Industrial Park (1,000 workhands), LG Display Vietnam Co., Ltd at Trang Due
Industrial Park in Hai Phong city (1,500), the Vietnam National Coal and
Minerals Group- Vietnam Coal-Mining College in Quang Ninh province (500), Da
River Vocational College (500), and Da River Garment and Textile Export company
(250)./.
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