Cao Bang, China’s Chongzoa city promote labour management cooperation

The Employment Service Centres of the northern province of Cao Bang and the bordering Chongzoa city in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China have signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in cross-border labour management, recruitment and supply.

Under the MoU, which was inked following talks between officials of the two centres in Cao Bang on March 12, the two sides will share information and regulations on labour contracts regularly.

The Cao Bang Employment Service Centre will coordinate with the Labour-Invalids and Social Affairs of districts across the province to recruit and supply labour for Chongzoa city.

Meanwhile, the Employment Service Centre of Chongzoa city will direct local enterprises and employers to process entry, health checkups, work permits and temporary residency procedures for labourers from Cao Bang, while guiding employers and labourers to sign contracts and buy insurance for labourers.

The talks were part of activities to concretise the minutes of talks between Cao Bang Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs and the Department of Human Resources and Social Security of Chongzoa city on January 24, 2018 in Chongzoa city on cross-border labour management.

VNA

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