Vietnam's Urban Offices Embrace 'Gig' Housekeeping: A New Option for Young Professionals
In Vietnam's major cities, a growing number of office workers are turning to hourly housekeeping services as a side hustle. This trend, driven by the need to fund language studies, professional development, or simply for mental relief, is also seen as a way to cope with the rising cost of living in urban areas.
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