UOB Vietnam has been recognized as a great place to work, with 91% of employees rating the bank positively in an internal survey conducted by Great Place To Work®. This is significantly higher than the 59% average for Vietnam. The aspects most appreciated by employees include Integrity, Collaboration, Communication, and Credibility.
This certification further cements UOB’s leading position in terms of workplace environment and talent development in Asia and Vietnam. Previously, the bank was also recognized as the “Best Workplace in Asia” by HR Asia in 2023.
Ms. Nguyen Khanh Ninh Trang, Director of Human Resources, UOB Vietnam
Ms. Nguyen Khanh Ninh Trang, Director of Human Resources at UOB Vietnam, shared, “At UOB Vietnam, we value our people as our most precious resource for the bank’s success and sustainable development. Therefore, we always focus on creating a balanced and meaningful work environment for all employees, where they can contribute, be recognized, develop their skills, and find joy and motivation in their work every day.”
In the past two years, following the Covid-19 pandemic, there have been many changes in personnel, the working environment, and the physical and mental health of workers globally. In response, the bank has researched and developed a more comprehensive HR policy focusing on three critical factors: Care, Growth, and Trust.
As a result, employee benefits are prioritized and reviewed periodically, with notable highlights including superior health insurance coverage, favorable home loan policies, flexible work arrangements, and various activities to support mental health and employee engagement.
In addition, bank employees are provided with annual and on-demand training opportunities, ranging from basic to advanced levels, to enhance their professional and management skills and keep up with the necessary digital era skills effectively and quickly.
The bank also values diversity and actively fosters an inclusive, respectful, and trusting work environment where all employees are empowered to deliver positive results.
“We appreciate the dedication and development of each employee every day on our journey to building the bank into the best workplace for our people’s choice in Vietnam,” added Ms. Ninh Trang.
UOB Vietnam regularly organizes team-building activities to foster employee engagement
Operating in Vietnam since 1993, UOB was the first Singapore bank to establish a branch in the country and is currently the only Singapore bank with a local incorporated subsidiary. Today, UOB Vietnam provides personal and business financial services to both Vietnamese and foreign customers through UOB’s regional connectivity. With the completion of the acquisition of Citibank Vietnam’s consumer banking business, UOB Vietnam now has a total of five branches in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. With a charter capital increase to VND 8,000 billion at the end of 2023, UOB Vietnam is currently the largest foreign-invested bank in Vietnam in terms of charter capital.
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