Many FDI businesses in Hanoi recruit workers again

Thirteen FDI businesses in Hanoi have resumed recruiting workers after a period of cutting production and laying off workers as a result of the economic fallout.

The number of employees recruited this time is expected to amount to 2,500, many of them had previously been made redundant.

Since March, foreign-directed businesses at Thang Long Industrial Park in Dong Anh district, Hanoi, have won new orders and resumed hiring workers.

This year, some new businesses have been put into operation, attracting a large number of workers who lost their jobs due to the economy.

In addition, the management board of industrial and processing zones in Hanoi has found jobs for laid-off workers in other industrial zones. It has also coordinated with related departments to retrain others for new employment to ensure the demand for labour at local industrial zones in next 5 years will be met.

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