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Re: Fwd:Vietnam to Send More Workers Abroad
Cha`o ba'c U't va` ca'c ba'c:
To^i co' tha('c ma('c ve^` vie^.c ddi la`m; ngoa.i quo^'c dde^'n thue^
ngu*o*`i VN la`m cho no' thi` de^~ bi. coi la` no' dde^'n VN dde^? bo'c
lo^.t lao ddo^.ng re? ma.t! Trong tru*o*`ng ho*.p xua^'t kha^?u lao ddo^.ng
thi` kho^ng bie^'t nha^n vie^n VN co' bi. no' bo'c lo^.t kho^ng va` ddu*o*.c
nha` nu*o*'c ta ba?o ho^. ra sao ?
Ho^m tru*o*'c to^i co' xem mo^.t pho'ng su*. TV ve^` ca'c co^ng nha^n
ngu*o*i Cha^u A' (dda so^' la` nu*~) ddu*o*.c/bi. tuye^?n sang Samoa, Sapai
(mo^.t dda?o thuo^.c My~ cho* vo* o*? Tha'i Bi`nh Du*o*ng) la`m vie^.c
trong ca'c sweet shop cu?a chu? DDa.i Ha`n, DDa`i Loan, etc..... tha^.m chi'
la`m vie^.c trong ca'c sex-industry shops nu*~a! Bo.n chu? na`y co' mo^.t
dda'm Mafia nga(n ca?n kho^ng cho nha` ba'o quay phim no*i la`m vie^.c
nhu*ng cu~ng co' mo^.t ddoa.n nga('n ca?nh mo^.t nu*~ nha^n co^ng bi. cho*?
va`o be^.nh vie^.n vi` la`m vie^.c qua' nhie^`u gio*` trong ca'c nha` may
seetshop lo*.p to^n va`o mua` he` o*? khi' ha^.u nhie^.t ddo*i. DDo' la`
ca^u truye^.n ta.i mo^.t dda?o thuo^.c My~, no*i ca'c nha` ba'o My~ co'
quye^`n dde^'n ddie^`u tra, quay phim; co`n ca'c no*i kha'c kho^ng co' ma('t
cu?a ba'o chi' thi` ra sao ?
No Cheers
DX
PS: ddoa.n cuo^'i cu?a ba`i ba'o du*o*'i dda^y co' no'i dde^'n xua^'t kha^?u
lao ddo^.ng sang La`o! ddie^`u la`m to^i nga.c nhie^n!
From: "U't Say" <utsay@yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: vnsa@list-server.net
>To: vnsa@list-server.net
>Subject: Re: Fwd:Vietnam to Send More Workers Abroad
>Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 13:49:39 -0700 (PDT)
>
> Cha`o anh DX va` ca'c anh chi. VNSA,
>
> To^i tha^'y vie^.c nha` nu+o+'c cho phe'p hoa(.c ca^'p gia^'y cho ng`
>da^n ddi la`m a(n o+? nu+o+'c kha'c thi` ddu+o+.c, dda'ng khuye^'n khi'ch.
>Chu+' co`n vie^.c ta?i ng` da^n qua nu+o+'c kha'c la`m co^ng mu+o+'n, co'
>ti'nh ca'ch lao ddo^.ng nhu+ kie^?u "ca^`n su+'c khoe?, kho^ng ca^`n ho.c
>lu+.c" thi` qua? la` ba^'t nha^n qua'!
>
> Ne^'u nu+o+'c ta co' nhu+~ng 71 agencies chuye^n ve^` vie^.c ta?i
>ngu+o+`i theo lo^'i lao ddo^.ng mu+o+'n cho nu+o+'c ngoa`i thi` ta.i sao
>71 agencies ddo' kho^ng ti'nh ca'ch du`ng so^' lao ddo^.ng ddo' o+?
>nu+o+'c nha`? Theo to^i nghi~, chi? co' nhu+~ng co^ng vie^.c kho^ng the^?
>do+`i qua VN dde^? la`m chu+'ng to? ddo' la` nhu+~ng co^ng vie^.c co'
>ti'nh ca'ch
>le^. thuo^.c va`o no+i cho^'n: nhu+ dda^.p dda', khai qua(.ng mo?, ddo^'n
>ca^y .v.v. Kho^ng bie^'t ca'c nu+o+'c kha'c ho. tra? bao nhie^u, agency
>la^'y bao nhie^u, va` bao nhie^u thi` da^n la^'y ve^`; Sao ng` da^n VN
>la.i bi. kho^? nhu+ the^' nhi?\? Cu+' nhu+ la` tho+`i no^ le^. co^? xu+a!
>
>
> Tha^n cha`o,
> UtSay
>
>--- DiemQuynh Nguyen <diemquynhng@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi ca'c ba'c:
> > Co' ca'i tin na`y ca'c ba'c tha^'y ra sao ?
> > DDa^y la` tin ve^` xua^'t kha^?u lao ddo^.ng, la`m a(n .
> > Co' ba'c na`o co`n nghi~ "phu*'c ta.p" nu*~a kho^ng ?
> > DX
> >
> > Vietnam to Send More Workers Abroad
> > HANOI (Aug. 6) XINHUA - Vietnam is expected to have an estimated 25,000
> > workers employed abroad this year thanks to a positive influence on the
> > country's labor export industry by the regional economic recovery, press
> >
> > reports Friday quoted Vietnam's labor authority as saying.
> > Vietnam's Department for the Management of Overseas Workers (DMOW) said
> > about 8,000 workers were sent to work overseas in the first half of this
> >
> > year, with traditional markets such as south Korea, Japan and Libya
> > receiving the greatest numbers.
> > DMOW predicted that the number of export workers is expected to increase
> >
> > steadily in the near future.
> > There are 71 labor export agencies operating throughout Vietnam,
> > according
> > to DMOW statistics.
> > Since 1997, south Korea and Japan have limited the number of Vietnamese
> > workers due to economic problems in both countries. Now the two
> > countries'
> > economy is recovering, and it is expected that more foreign workers will
> > be
> > needed.
> > To fulfill this year's target to export 20,000-25,000 workers, Vietnam's
> >
> > Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs has ordered labor
>export agencies to try to develop the existing markets in Japan, Laos and
>Libya, while seeking new markets in Africa, the Middle East, Europe and
>Latin America.
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