Vietnam Faces Tight Labor Market as Year-End Production Peaks
As Vietnam enters its peak year-end production season, many businesses are intensifying recruitment efforts but struggling to find skilled labor. Companies are responding by increasing wages, enhancing benefits, improving work environments, and boosting vocational and language training.
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