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Mekong Delta strives to create 400,000 jobs

This year, Mekong Delta provinces strive to create jobs for around 400,000 labourers, according to the Southwest Steering Committee.
This year, Mekong Delta provinces strive to create jobs for around400,000 labourers, according to the Southwest Steering Committee.

In order to fulfill the target, which is 100,000 higher than lastyear, the provinces will change labour structure towardsnon-agricultural sectors.

Small- and medium-sizedbusinesses, trade villages and cooperatives will be given priority inaccessing loans to create more jobs, while disadvantaged groups oflabourers will receive more assistance in vocational training andseeking employment.

The provinces will work to improve the quality of vocational training to meet the labour market’s demands.

Sending labourers abroad will be also a solution. The labourers willbe carefully trained in professional skills and labour disciplinesbefore being sent abroad. They will receive further assistance infinding jobs after completing their contracts overseas.

At present, Mekong Delta region makes up 14.6 percent of the country’stotal vocational training centres. However, 70 percent of the locallabour force has not received any vocational training. The rate ofunemployment and under-employment in the region is more than 20 percent.-VNA

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