Hai Phong City Chairman works with a business with more than 11,000 employees

Brother Vietnam Industry Co., Ltd. is a business belonging to Brother Group (Japan), operating in the field of manufacturing and trading office equipment, printers, fax machines and related products, components, and accessories.

In Hai Phong, the enterprise is implementing a project at Phuc Dien Industrial Park and Tan Truong Industrial Park with a total investment of 313 million USD, designed capacity of up to 1.5 million printers and fax machines per year and more than 12 million accessories and spare parts per year.

The company currently creates jobs for more than 11,000 workers with an average income of 11.5 million VND/person/month and is planning to recruit about 1,550 more workers in 2026.

Speaking at the working session, Chairman of the City People's Committee Do Thanh Trung acknowledged and highly appreciated the production and business results and stable development of Brother Vietnam Industry Co., Ltd. in the past time as well as the enterprise's policy of caring for workers' lives.

After listening to the recommendations of businesses, the Chairman of the City People's Committee requested departments, branches, and related units to proactively coordinate and support businesses to remove each difficulty and obstacle, including human resources issues. At the same time, he affirmed that the city is implementing many solutions to solve the labor shortage compared to the needs of businesses in the city today, including preferential policies on housing, education, health care... for workers and families.

The Chairman of the City People's Committee assigned the Hai Phong Economic Zone Management Board to preside over and coordinate with departments, branches and localities with abundant labor resources to support connecting and introducing human resources directly to businesses. At the same time, he requested Brother Vietnam Industry Co., Ltd. to continue to pay attention to and care for life, improve welfare and working conditions to attract and retain workers; coordinate with vocational education institutions, universities, and colleges in the city to train and improve skills, meeting increasingly modern production requirements.

The Chairman of the City People's Committee also requested businesses to continue to strictly comply with the provisions of law, fully implement relevant administrative procedures. The city will continue to accompany and create favorable conditions for businesses to feel secure in investing, producing, doing business and making increasingly positive contributions to the overall development of the city.

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