FrieslandCampina voted among 20 Best Places to Work in Vietnam
Dairy company FrieslandCampina Vietnam has been rated one of 20 Best Places to Work in 2015 in a poll done by executive search company Anphabe and global market survey giant Nielsen.
Dairy company FrieslandCampina Vietnam has been rated one of 20 Best Places to Work in 2015. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) 💛- Dairy company FrieslandCampina Vietnam has been rated one of 20 Best Places to Work in 2015 in a poll done by executive search company Anphabe and global market survey giant Nielsen.
In the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) segment, FrieslandCampina is in the top 10.
During its 20 years of operations in Vietnam, the company has always provided its 8,000 workers with the best of working conditions.
Every year the company makes a large outlay to develop human resources, provide its workers healthcare and help them develop soft skills.
This is for the third year the survey was done.
This year 419 companies in 24 sectors took part as nearly 22,700 people voted online.
FrieslandCampina Vietnam took part for the first time.-VNA
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Dairy company FrieslandCampina Vietnam has been rated one of 20 Best Places to Work in 2015. (Photo: VNA)
