Source: Vincons Recruitment Facebook
In the letter, Vincons’ leadership highlights the pivotal role of workers in the company’s development strategy. The CEO emphasizes the vision of fostering a robust workforce where skilled laborers are respected, protected, and empowered to realize their full potential.
The document outlines comprehensive employment policies, welfare benefits, and training opportunities. Previously, Vincons announced plans to recruit 50,000 employees with salaries ranging from 14 to 47 million VND per month (based on position and skill level), including free accommodation and vocational training.
The CEO’s message concludes with an inspiring call to action: “Join us in building landmark projects that define excellence. Let today mark the beginning of a stronger, prouder, and more meaningful journey for all of us.”
Vinhomes Cổ Loa, Photo: Văn Đoan
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