Yen Bai enhances human resource quality in industrial production

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Yen Bai enhances human resource quality in industrial production

Tuesday, May 20, 2025

YBO - To meet the labor demands of enterprises, Yen Bai province has proactively implemented various measures to develop and improve the quality of its workforce. Particular attention has been given to vocational training linked with job creation and labor restructuring, contributing to social welfare and accelerating the province’s industrialization process. These efforts align with Resolution No. 29-NQ/TU dated February 24, 2021, issued by the 19th Provincial Party Executive Committee on sustainable, efficient, and environmentally friendly industrial development in Yen Bai during the 2021–2025 period.

Production at JUNMA Yen Bai joint Stock Company.

Over the past five years, the province has provided vocational training to more than 99,500 individuals, achieving a rate of 69.1%. Of this total, 8,459 people received college-level training, 15,710 received intermediate-level training, and 75,335 received primary-level or short-term training (under three months), including 19,284 rural workers supported through vocational training programs. The province has transitioned 39,289 workers from agriculture to non-agricultural sectors. The main areas of transition include industrial production, construction, tourism, business, and retail. The number of vocationally trained workers has largely met the needs of local enterprises in terms of skills and specialties required for recruitment.

In addition, the province actively supports workforce development through practical activities such as industrial promotion, trade promotion, and training support for cooperatives and cooperative groups. Other initiatives include supply chain linkage models and the "One Commune, One Product" (OCOP) program. Enterprises have also taken a proactive role in training and employing skilled and qualified workers, gradually enhancing the quality of human resources in industrial production.

Thanh Chi

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