Against the Storm: The Vietnam Garment and Footwear Industry in the 2021 Covid-19 Outbreak
In an effort to capture the impacts of the 4th wave of...
Trung Tâm Nghiên cứu Quan hệ Lao động
ERC – Research Center for Employment Relations
Labour issues in the export-oriented wooden furniture industry
Research site: Binh Duong
Living Wage for Urban and Rural Areas of Vietnam using Anker Methodology
Living wage benchmarks in HCMC, Soc Trang and Thai Binh
Social Dialogue Manual for Managers and Union officials
Practical experience about Labour-Management Dialogue and the Communication system at workplace
New Book: From Harmony to Conflict: Vietnam Trade Union at the Threshold of Reform
To be published by FES in December 2016
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Với mục tiêu tìm kiếm diện mạo của hệ thống Quan hệ...
From industrial policy to economic and social upgrading in Vietnam
This country study explores how Vietnam can improve economic policies to achieve...
Access to Global Social Rights of Women Migrant Electronics Workers in Vietnam
As any labour researcher in the world, we treasure every opportunity to...
HRM Master Class for Mid-term Researchers and HR Practitioners
The HRM Master Class continues the string of training activities organised by...
Anker Living Wage Benchmarks for Urban and Rural Vietnam
Download the benchmarks by clicking the links below: HoChi Minh CIty Infographic...
FairWear Foundation Vietnam Country Study 2015
ERC developed the FWF Vietnam Country Study 2015 in follow-up with the first edition in 2012. The Study focuses on labour standards in the garment industry of Vietnam.
Unilever and the Responsible Sourcing Policy
Poor working condition, low wages, long working hours, high turnover rate and...
Adequate minimum wage: Conclusion to the prolonged battle in the US
The extended labour movement in the United States that petitioned for a...
Vietnam’s supporting industry and the story of the screw
During a business trip, I had the chance to meet with the executives of Vietnamese precision engineering companies. I teased “Is it true that Vietnam is unable to produce proper screws?”
