Ho Chi Minh City seeks jobs for biggest employer’s 2,500 laid-off workers

“As for the first 2,500 laid-off employees, the department has established a team to support these workers,” Lam said. In addition, the department has worked with job placement centers in Ho Chi Minh City’s neighboring provinces of Long An and Tien Giang to introduce jobs and offer unemployment insurance policy consultancy for workers living in their precincts. Lam assessed the labor market in Ho Chi Minh City is stable. “As for the first 2,500 laid-off employees, the department has established a team to support these workers,” Lam said. Lam assessed the labor market in Ho Chi Minh City is stable.