Job Fair in Vinh Tuong Commune Attracts Nearly 300 Job Seekers

On August 9, the Phu Tho Employment Service Center, in coordination with the Vinh Tuong Commune People’s Committee, organized the 2026 Mobile Job Fair. The event served as a direct bridge between businesses and workers, expanding opportunities for employment and vocational training while providing access to programs that send Vietnamese workers abroad under labor contracts.

The job fair brought together businesses, production establishments, recruitment consulting agencies and organizations licensed to send workers abroad under labor contracts.

Workers were provided with information and guidance on procedures for applying for jobs at businesses.

At the event, nine businesses and organizations participated in labor recruitment and consultation, attracting nearly 300 workers from Vinh Tuong Commune and surrounding areas seeking employment opportunities.

Workers attending the job fair were provided with information on recruitment needs, job positions, occupations, required qualifications, income levels and employee benefits offered by businesses. Companies directly conducted interviews, assessed applicants’ qualifications, received applications and provided consultations on positions currently available.

Leaders of the Vinh Tuong Commune People’s Committee speak at the job fair.

Speaking at the event, leaders of the Vinh Tuong Commune People’s Committee emphasized that the regular organization of job fairs and employment exchanges is a key solution prioritized by the locality to strengthen the connection between labor supply and demand. The 2026 Mobile Job Fair created additional employment opportunities for workers, contributed to providing businesses with a stable workforce, and promoted the development of a flexible, efficient and sustainable labor market.

Workers receive consultations on job positions, occupations and recruitment needs from businesses.

In addition to direct recruitment, the Phu Tho Employment Service Center also provided career counseling and vocational guidance for students, young people, discharged military personnel and workers seeking employment. Information was provided on vocational training programs, policies supporting vocational training and employment, unemployment insurance, and programs for sending workers abroad for fixed-term employment under labor contracts.

The event also provided an opportunity for businesses to seek and recruit local workers, helping address labor shortages and stabilize the workforce serving production and business activities.

Thu Thuy