Vietnam Proposes Scrapping Employment Service Licenses, Expanding Social Insurance
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Vietnam Proposes Scrapping Employment Service Licenses, Expanding Social Insurance

Vietnam's National Assembly is considering amendments to the Social Insurance Law to abolish employment service licenses and expand compulsory social insurance coverage to include those without employment contracts and platform workers, aiming to enhance labor rights and social protection.

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