Lao Government Increases Minimum Wage for Third Time Since 2018
The Lao government has again lifted the monthly minimum wage, the third time since 2018.
Read MoreThe Lao government has again lifted the monthly minimum wage, the third time since 2018.
Read MoreDespite the 25% increased salary raise by the government, Lao people are still concerned about their daily financial needs due to inflation and high cost of living.
Read MoreSouth Korea gives Laotians a chance to make a much higher salary as the country continues to struggle with high inflation and unemployment.
Read MoreLaos has signed on to the 2030 Agenda, a set of 17 sustainable development goals ratified by the UN in 2015.
Read MoreAn influx of Chinese laborers at a potash mine in central Laos has pushed their number to about 3,000, far higher than Lao workers.
Read MoreA new law aimed at protecting the rights of both workers and employers, were submitted by the Labour ministry.
Read MoreLao people seeks jobs in the neighboring countries, resulting in labor shortage in Laos.
Read MoreThe rising cost of living and comparatively low wages are forcing thousands of Lao nationals to seek employment in other countries.
Read MoreLaos’ garment association has urged the government to reduce taxes on imported raw materials to lower production costs to make the industry more competitive.
Read MoreThe organizing committee of the “Ready 4 Work” Fair 2023 is expecting a large number of participants.
Read MoreMany factories and companies in Laos have vacancies but few people are interested in working for the low pay that is offered.
Read MoreThe contract specifies providing access to financing for Lao nationals to work in South Korea for a period of three years.
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