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Friday, Nov 07, 2025

越南海外就业增长

尽管数量下降,越南仍在扩大全球劳动力市场的存在
越南在2024年第一季度继续出口熟练劳动力,根据海外劳工部的报告,根据合同派遣的劳动力超过35,900人. 尽管这一数字与去年相比略有下降, 越南工人主要的目的地是日本和台湾 (中国),其他重要市场包括韩国,中国和新加坡. 去年, 海外派遣的劳工总数超过159,000人, 超过预期, 劳动,残疾人和社会事务部 (MoLISA) 正积极致力于扩大越南工人的机会, 目标是在2024年将125,000名工人派往海外. 关键焦点包括日本,台湾 (中国) 和韩国等传统市场. 此外,还在努力通过非营利性计划和与韩国,德国和澳大利亚等伙伴国进行谈判,加强对工人的支持. 根据最近的政府指令,领导力在监督海外就业的重要性得到强调,并概述了确保法律遵守和有效协调机制的策略. 越南预计每年将有12万至14万3千名工人在国外工作, 总汇款约为35亿至40亿美元, 这突显了海外劳动力对该国经济和劳动力发展的重大贡献.
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