Ca Mau: Thousands of jobs await workers at the end of the year
Thousands of recruitment targets are set at the end of the year in Ca Mau and neighboring provinces, with a common income of 5-12 million VND/month.
Businesses increase recruitment, many positions have high salaries
In the last months of the year, the demand for labor recruitment increases as businesses enter the peak of production, completing consumer and export orders. In Ca Mau, more than 4,800 recruitment targets focus on the fields of garment, seafood processing, accounting, office, technology and education. Common income is from 5-10 million VND/month; some positions with expertise and skills reach 12 million VND/month.
Minh Phat Seafood Processing Co., Ltd. in Khanh An Industrial Park, Khanh An commune, is recruiting 1,000 seafood processing workers. Workers do not need experience, only need good health, diligence and working shifts. Income level from 7-9 million VND/month. The company also has a policy of 13-month salary bonus, peak season attendance bonus, seniority travel support and worker shuttle buses.
Outside the province, businesses have nearly 1,000 recruitment positions in the field of manufacturing electronic components, automotive wires, energy equipment and technical maintenance. Common income is from 7-12 million VND/month; skilled workers can reach 18 million VND/month.
Mr. Truong Van Dinh, specialist of the Recruitment Department of Vincons Company under Vingroup Group, said that the enterprise is recruiting workers to serve key construction projects nationwide, including the Can Gio sea encroachment project and projects expected to be implemented in Can Tho.
According to the company's recruitment information, general laborers doing auxiliary jobs such as construction assistants, formwork assistants, and steel assistants are trained if they do not have experience, with a salary of about 14 million VND/month. Skilled workers can receive 22-33 million VND/month; some management positions have salaries from 40-50 million VND/month.
Job opportunities expand for skilled workers
The Ca Mau Provincial Employment Service Center coordinates with vocational education institutions to organize short-term training courses, creating conditions for workers to both work and improve their skills, supplement certificates, towards more stable positions such as technicians, supervisors and managers.
The development orientation of the marine economy, renewable energy, high-tech aquaculture and tourism also opens up new human resource needs. Seaport, logistics and energy projects are expected to create more jobs for mechanical engineers, electricians - automation, operating personnel, industrial maintenance and supply chain management.
The Provincial Employment Service Center said that it will continue to update recruitment needs, forecast labor supply and demand and strengthen direct, online job transaction sessions, mobile counseling in communes and wards, especially remote and isolated areas and ethnic minority areas.
Year-end recruitment demand opens up more job opportunities, but improving skills and professional qualifications is still an important direction for workers to access jobs with good and stable incomes.
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