28/03/2025 10:05 AM

Social welfare rights for workers are essential in creating a balanced society. These rights ensure that workers are protected from economic hardships, exploitation, and unfair treatment while fostering a productive and stable workforce. Social welfare encompasses various benefits, including fair wages, safe working conditions, health care, unemployment insurance, and retirement benefits. By ensuring these rights, societies can promote economic security and social justice.

26/03/2025 09:18 AM

18/03/2025 08:10 AM

The number of people claiming unemployment benefits in HCM City declined by 18.5 per cent in the first two months compared to the same period last year, reflecting improvement of the labour market, according to statistics from the city’s Employment Service Centre.

16/03/2025 08:55 AM

Vietnam is in a more favorable position today to advance welfare policies compared to Sweden in the past due to its economic growth, technological advancements, and global integration. While Sweden built its welfare state in the mid-20th century, Vietnam has the advantage of learning from existing welfare models, leveraging modern technology, and benefiting from global economic shifts.

13/03/2025 08:30 AM

The HCM City Department of Science and Technology, in collaboration with the Science and Technology Committee of the Vietnam National University-HCM City, held a conference on March 11 to discuss the implementation of Politburo Resolution 57 on science and technology development, innovation, and digital transformation.

01/03/2025 10:30 AM

The population authority also proposed creating conditions for women with two children who work at industrial parks, export processing zones and provinces and cities with low birth rates, to get support so that they are able to rent or to buy social housing.

22/02/2025 01:55 PM

According to data from the ILO's "World Social Protection Report 2024-2026," only 46.9% of the global population benefits from at least one form of social security, while the remaining 53.1% (approximately 4.1 billion people) receive no benefits at all. The level of social security coverage varies significantly across regions, with Europe and Central Asia (83.9%) and the Americas (64.3%) having much higher coverage than the global average. In contrast, social security coverage in the Asia-Pacific region (44.1%), Arab countries (40%), and Africa (17.4%) is considerably lower than the global average.

03/02/2025 09:51 AM

Throughout its leadership of the revolution, the Communist Party of Vietnam has upheld many noble traditions, reflecting its core values and ideals.