Danish Footwear Company Shuts Vietnam Factory, 1,600 Workers Lose Jobs - VnExpress International
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On Monday, November 2, Ecco announced that it would withdraw from Vietnam. More than 1,600 jobs are at stake. A start that, according to the local press, reflects the impact of the geopolitical context on exports.
Vietnam's ECCO shoe factory has closed due to declining market demand. More than 1,600 workers are affected, while eight local companies are interested in hiring them.
On November 3rd, the Ho Chi Minh City Trade Union is implementing various solutions to ensure the rights and support employment for over 1,400 workers affected by the ECCO Vietnam Company Limited. A lively mass wedding ceremony was held for 52 couples of workers and employees. The average income of workers in the third quarter increased to 9.2 million VND per month. Workers' income increased by 9.9%, and the job market continued to recover in th…
ECCO Vietnam Co., Ltd. unexpectedly announced its dissolution, surprising 1,611 employees. Meanwhile, the company also offered support policies, and 12 neighboring companies are seeking to recruit over 6,500 people.
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