Hung Yen creates jobs for more than 51,700 workers in 10 months
Hung Yen - In the first 10 months of 2026, the province created jobs for 51,720 people, of which 5,960 people went to work abroad under contract.
According to the Hung Yen Provincial Department of Home Affairs, the whole province has created jobs for 51,720 people, reaching 86.2% of the annual plan. Of which, 5,960 people went to work abroad under contracts. Functional agencies have advised and introduced jobs to more than 33,600 people; implemented unemployment benefits policies for 9,721 people.
To meet the human resource needs of businesses, the province organized a conference to connect and supply labor in 2026; signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation with Lao Cai and Lai Chau provinces on coordinating labor supply for businesses in Hung Yen.
The 2026 Career Counseling, Orientation and Labor Market Connection Day is also organized to strengthen labor supply and demand connections.
In the field of labor, wages and social insurance, as of the end of September 2026, the whole province has 688,721 people participating in social insurance. Of which, 598,659 people participate in compulsory social insurance and 90,062 people participate in voluntary social insurance. The number of people participating in unemployment insurance is 575,968 people.
The inspection of labor law compliance was implemented at 68 enterprises; and at the same time, surprise inspections were conducted at 6 enterprises. Functional agencies also organized training and dissemination of labor law for more than 500 delegates who are employers and officials in charge of labor and wages at enterprises.
Regarding occupational safety and health, the province organized training to improve capacity for 200 provincial and commune-level state management officials; training for 100 management officials in charge of occupational safety and health and 300 people doing work with strict requirements on occupational safety and health. The work of inspecting the implementation of laws in this field is carried out at 12 enterprises.
In resolving administrative procedures, specialized agencies received, appraised and guided nearly 7,000 turns of businesses to complete dossiers. The province issued work permits or confirmed that they were not eligible for work permits for 4,327 foreign workers working in the area.
In the last months of 2026, the Department of Labor and Employment will continue to advise on building policies to attract and retain workers; implement tasks on building harmonious, stable, and progressive labor relations; inspect the compliance with labor laws and support job creation for workers from poor households, near-poor households, and households that have just escaped poverty.
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