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    The Philippine Embassy in Hanoi issued an advisory informing the Filipino community in Vietnam that the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has requested local authorities to conduct inspections on foreign workers involved in foreign-invested projects. This was in response to reports of foreign laborers working in Vietnam without proper permits. Inspectors will check that foreign contractors, Vietnamese investors, and foreign workers are complying with domestic labor laws. Violators face strict punishment if caught. The Embassy encourages Filipino workers to ensure they have valid work permits to work legally in Vietnam.

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    The Philippine Embassy in Hanoi issued an advisory informing the Filipino community in Vietnam that the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has requested local authorities to conduct inspections on foreign workers involved in foreign-invested projects. This was in response to reports of foreign laborers working in Vietnam without proper permits. Inspectors will check that foreign contractors, Vietnamese investors, and foreign workers are complying with domestic labor laws. Violators face strict punishment if caught. The Embassy encourages Filipino workers to ensure they have valid work permits to work legally in Vietnam.

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    Vietnamese Labor Inspections Announced to Verify Foreign Worker Permits

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    The Philippine Embassy in Hanoi issued an advisory informing the Filipino community in Vietnam that the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has requested local authorities to conduct inspections on foreign workers involved in foreign-invested projects. This was in response to reports of foreign laborers working in Vietnam without proper permits. Inspectors will check that foreign contractors, Vietnamese investors, and foreign workers are complying with domestic labor laws. Violators face strict punishment if caught. The Embassy encourages Filipino workers to ensure they have valid work permits to work legally in Vietnam.

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    j[ PASUGUAN NG PILIPINAS EMBASSY OF THE PHILIPPINES

    ..
    HANOI
    ADVISORY
    The Philippine Embassy in Hanoi wishes to inform the Filipino community
    in Vietnam that Minister Pham Thi Hai Chuyen, Ministry of Labor Invalids
    and Social Affairs (MoLlSA) have requested local authorities to conduct
    inspections on foreign workers, particularly those involved in foreign
    invested projects.
    The move came after local media reported that a number of foreign
    laborers had been employed in Vietnam without work permits.
    Inspectors are tasked to figure out how foreign contractors, working on
    projects in VietNam, Vietnamese Investors and foreign workers abide by
    domestic laws.
    Violators have been warned of strict punishments in the case of
    apprehension.
    The Embassy encourages all the concerned members of the Filipino
    community in Vietnam to request their respective employers to apply for
    work permits to allow them to work legally in Vietnam.
    Hanoi, 28 September 2011
    27-8 TRAN HUNG DAO STREET, HANOI, VIETNAM. TELS. (844) 39437873/39433849/39437948139439826
    FAX (B14) EMAIL p'chanui(j1'Ola.g\1V.pn I hnpc2()()(J@gmailcoll1

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