(HBO) - The Provincial Center for Job Service held a signing ceremony of the labor supply coordination with Tin Phat International Cooperation of Human Resources. The leaders of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, Provincial Communist Youth Union, and the Provincial Trade Union of Officials attended and witnessed the signing ceremony.

The signing ceremony between the Provincial Center for Job Service and Tin Phat International Cooperation of Human Resources.

Over the past time, the Center has implemented many related programs to help employees get jobs, actively contributing to the NTP on poverty reduction and job creation for the members of the Communist Youth Union and the young people in the province. The province's set plan by the end of 2021 is creating jobs for over 16,000 employees, including at least 320 employees going to work abroad.

Tin Phat International Cooperation of Human Resources is an enterprise with full functions and reputation in recruiting and training, which has been licensed by the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, and by the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs to operate in the province. Recently, the enterprise has made great efforts to coordinate with the Center on mobile job exchanges in the districts and the city. Within the framework of the signing ceremony, Tin Phat International Cooperation of Human Resources will accompany the Center in propaganda, recruitment and labor training, trying to help many laborers in the province to work in the working markets in Japan, Singapore, Korea, Taiwan... 

The Center has committed to preparing the best facilities and conditions, actively cooperating with businesses, continuing to promote job training and supply of laborers to work at home and abroad, creating confidence for the employees. At the same time, it is hoped that the signing program and the labor - employment issue of the province will receive more attention and support from the appropriate branches, unions, committees, and the local authorities.


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