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4 working days/week: Many positive signs

4 working days/week: Many positive signs

Báo Giáo dục và Thời đại
25/03/2026
From working hard to working efficiently.

From working hard to working efficiently.

Báo Thái Nguyên
07/02/2026
Research on reducing working hours and improving the quality of life for workers.

Research on reducing working hours and improving the quality of life for workers.

Báo Thanh niên
20/01/2026
Proposals include reducing working hours and expanding rest periods for workers.

Proposals include reducing working hours and expanding rest periods for workers.

Báo Tin Tức
16/01/2026
Good benefits retain employees.

Good benefits retain employees.

Báo Thái Nguyên
19/06/2025
Proposals suggest reducing corporate working hours to 44 hours per week starting in 2026.

Proposals suggest reducing corporate working hours to 44 hours per week starting in 2026.

Báo Hải Dương
17/06/2025
Spanish trade unions protest to push for an agreement to reduce working hours.

Spanish trade unions protest to push for an agreement to reduce working hours.

Công Luận
27/09/2024
Could Vietnam reduce working hours to 44 hours per week?

Could Vietnam reduce working hours to 44 hours per week?

Báo Tuổi Trẻ
18/06/2024
Proposals include reducing working hours and establishing a reasonable minimum wage.

Proposals include reducing working hours and establishing a reasonable minimum wage.

VietNamNet
27/05/2024
Reasons for proposing to reduce working hours to less than 48 hours/week.

Reasons for proposing to reduce working hours to less than 48 hours/week.

VietNamNet
11/05/2024
Can reducing working hours increase labor productivity?

Can reducing working hours increase labor productivity?

VietNamNet
30/12/2023
The union wants to reduce working hours to less than 48 hours per week.

The union wants to reduce working hours to less than 48 hours per week.

VnExpress
03/12/2023
Members of Parliament have proposed reducing working hours for private sector employees to 44 hours per week.

Members of Parliament have proposed reducing working hours for private sector employees to 44 hours per week.

Báo Quốc Tế
31/10/2023
The foreman was surprised to find that even his managerial position had been terminated, resulting in a loss of more than half his salary.

The foreman was surprised to find that even his managerial position had been terminated, resulting in a loss of more than half his salary.

Báo Dân trí
13/09/2023
Garment workers were hit hardest in the wave of layoffs.

Garment workers were hit hardest in the wave of layoffs.

VnExpress
04/06/2023