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The working hours of Vietnamese workers have been greatly adjusted! Single rest has been changed to double rest, and the working week does not exceed 48 hours!

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The working hours of Vietnamese workers have been greatly adjusted! Single rest has been changed to double rest, and the working week does not exceed 48 hours!

Recently, the Vietnamese government decided to make a major adjustment to the working hours of workers to better protect the rights and interests of workers and improve the work-life balance. This new policy means that workers in Vietnam will see an unprecedented change in working hours!

According to the latest amendments to the labor law, the working hours of Vietnamese workers will change dramatically from now on. In the past, many workers were only entitled to one day off per week, working more than a reasonable amount of time. However, with the efforts of the government and the common voice of society, all this is about to change!

The working hours of Vietnamese workers have been greatly adjusted! Single rest has been changed to double rest, and the working week does not exceed 48 hours!

From now on, Vietnamese workers will have a completely new working hour system! The government has decided to change the single-day off system to a two-day rest system, and the working week has also been limited to no more than 48 hours. This initiative aims to protect the physical and mental health of workers and enable them to achieve a better work-life balance.

This change is significant for Vietnamese workers. In the past, they had to work long hours to make ends meet, even sacrificing time with family and friends. But now, with the care of the government and the call of society, they will have more time to spend with their families, relax and chase their dreams.

This reform is motivated by respect for and protection of workers' rights. The government is well aware that workers can only be more efficient and productive if they are given reasonable rest and working hours. The move further demonstrates the Vietnamese government's commitment to the well-being of workers.

The working hours of Vietnamese workers have been greatly adjusted! Single rest has been changed to double rest, and the working week does not exceed 48 hours!

The implementation of a two-week holiday system will have many positive effects. First of all, workers will be able to better organize their leisure time and enjoy the quality time they spend with their families. Secondly, it will also help improve the quality of life of workers and enhance their physical and mental health.

Of course, the implementation of this new policy will not be achieved overnight, and it will also require the active cooperation of all parties. The government will strengthen the supervision of enterprises and employers to ensure that they are serious about implementing the provisions of the new policy. At the same time, workers also need to adapt to this change, arrange their working hours reasonably, and improve work efficiency.

Although there may be some challenges and difficulties in the reform process, we firmly believe that it is a necessary and important initiative. It will not only improve the well-being of workers and the working environment, but will also inject new impetus into Vietnam's economic development.

The working hours of Vietnamese workers have been greatly adjusted! Single rest has been changed to double rest, and the working week does not exceed 48 hours!

Here, let us look forward to the bright future brought about by this great change! Let us praise the protection of the rights and interests of Vietnamese workers!

A major adjustment of the working hours of Vietnamese workers is coming! The single rest system will be over, and the double rest system will become the new normal. With a working week of no more than 48 hours, the work-life balance of workers will be better protected. This is not only a sign of respect for workers' rights, but also a demonstration of the Vietnamese government's concern for the well-being of workers.

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