The large-scale recruitment drive aims to meet the implementation schedule of key projects. It also demonstrates Vingroup's long-term commitment to partnering with local communities, fostering sustainable livelihoods, ensuring social welfare, and enhancing residents' quality of life.

Vingroup is recruiting for various positions, including permanent workers, administrative staff, sanitation workers, security personnel, and on-site operational staff such as housekeepers, cleaners, landscapers, technicians, and drivers. Staff for schools and hospitals are also needed. Applicants must be between 18 and 55 years old, have graduated from junior high or high school, possess good health, and demonstrate a professional work attitude.

The company prioritizes qualified candidates residing in the 11 communes within the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area project's scope: Dai Thanh, Ngoc Hoi, Nam Phu, Thuong Tin, Hong Van, Chuong Duong, Thuong Phuc, Binh Minh, Tam Hung, Thanh Oai, and Dan Hoa.

Workers at a Vingroup project. *Photo: Vingroup*

For inexperienced applicants, Vingroup will provide structured training and direct on-site practical guidance. This will help workers quickly adapt to the work environment and pursue long-term career development opportunities within the group's ecosystem.

Regarding compensation, a company representative stated that Vingroup ensures workers receive a leading competitive income, paid on time and stably. For benefits, employees will receive comprehensive social insurance, health insurance, shift meal allowances, annual leave, a 13th-month salary, holiday bonuses, and preferential policies when using services within the Vingroup ecosystem.

With over 20,000 recruits, this is one of the largest local recruitment programs. Vingroup aims to help residents in the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area project area develop sustainable careers in their hometowns, with steadily increasing incomes independent of weather or seasons. This aligns with the group's consistent business development philosophy, which is people-centric and founded on harmonious economic, social, and community development. Ultimately, this will contribute to transforming the urban landscape and improving the quality of life for local residents.

Rendering of the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area, a project aiming to enhance Hanoi's position on the continental and international sports and culture map. *Photo: Vingroup*

The Hanoi International Sports Urban Area project spans over 9,171 hectares with a total investment of approximately 925,000 billion VND, covering 11 communes. The project is planned into 4 zones, aiming to create a sports and service urban area integrated with an international-standard sports complex. Its centerpiece is the Hung Vuong Stadium, a 135,000-seat covered stadium, which will be the world's largest when operational.

Once operational, the Hanoi International Sports Urban Area will enhance Hanoi's position on the continental and international sports and culture map, creating a sustainable development impetus for the city for decades to come.

Nhat Le