Vietnamese urbanites unfazed by AI threat to jobs: study

Vietnam should consider employment for retired people as its population ages, the labor minister said Tuesday.

Chinese authorities have detained and sent back 30 Vietnamese nationals working in the country without valid papers.

South Korea will temporarily stop receiving Vietnamese workers from 40 districts in 10 provinces this year.

Vietnamese workers in Taiwan are calling for direct hiring instead of having to go through brokers, Taiwan's Central News Agency reported Sunday.

The labor ministry’s proposal to make July 27, War Invalids and Martyrs Day, a public holiday has drawn a mixed public response.

Growing demands for highly skilled labor and government moves to curb numbers of foreign workers may mean a tougher path ahead for Singapore.

The construction sector saw the highest number of deaths due to workplace accidents last year, according to official data.

Asia's businesses are promising increasingly inventive perks in a desperate bid to lure executives to a region where toxic air engulfs major cities for much of the year.

Vietnamese workers making garments for Australian brands are unable to afford basic necessities and suffer sub-standard working conditions, said Oxfam.

22 Vietnamese arrested Thursday on suspicion of working illegally in Taiwan could be deported, the Liberty Times reported Friday.

Vietnam’s recent economic achievements notwithstanding, much effort is needed for it to close the gap with other countries, a minister has said.

Businesses are shutting earlier than usual this year as the prolonged trade war curtails orders.

A company in the northern Hai Duong Province plans to gift 45 cars and 20 electric scooters to its best employees for Tet.