Ấn phẩm:
Solutions to restricting labor in the informal employment in some countries and lessons for Vietnam
Tóm tắt
In Vietnam, the number of informal workers accounts for nearly 69% of the total number of employed workers. The rate of informal workers in Vietnam is lower than that of some countries in the region such as Cambodia, Indonesia, and Myanmar; However, it is still higher than many countries in the world. Although the informal labor exists objectively in the economy, it is sometimes the platform of the labor market when the economy is in crisis. Nevertheless, a developed and sustainable economy cannot rely on a labor market with a high percentage of informal workers. Therefore, Vietnam as well as other countries have been seeking to minimize the proportion of informal workers participating in the labor market. The article in the research framework of the state-level scientific topic with the topic: "The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Vietnam's socio-economic development: current situation, issues raised and policy recommendations", has examined the experiences of some countries such as China, India, Australia, Brazil, Colombia and the European Union that have been quite successful in reducing the proportion of informal workers and drawn three lessons for Vietnam: Improving the system of legal documents related to social security and welfare policies for disadvantaged workers in the market; Ensuring macroeconomic stability, minimizing the impact of crises on informal workers; Having policies to support small, medium and micro enterprises.
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Tác giả
Nguyen Thanh Thao PhD
Nguyen Tien Dung
Nguyen Tien Dung
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Người hướng dẫn
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Nhà xuất bản
Học viện Tài chính
Năm xuất bản
2024
ISSN tạp chí
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Từ khóa chủ đề
Informal workers , Minimizing the proportion of informal workers , Workers with informal jobs
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