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September 15, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Dung Quat economic zone hungry for skilled labour

The Dung Quat Shipyard needs 100 workers per month until the end of this year to get ready for its first 100,000-tonne ship. “Viet Nam ship building is a fledging industry, so the number of skilled engineers and workers is small. As an employer, we know skilled labour is very important,” said the co

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The Dung Quat Shipyard needs 100 workers per month until the end of this year to get ready for its first 100,000-tonne ship.

“Viet Nam ship building is a fledging industry, so the number of skilled engineers and workers is small. As an employer, we know skilled labour is very important,” said the company

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