35 per cent of Vietnamese workers to quit their jobs over disputed work-life balance, says survey


HANOI (Bernama-Xinhua): More than 35 per cent of workers in Vietnam said they would quit if their job disrupts their work-life balance, Xinhua quoted online newspaper VnExpress’ has reported, citing the Salary and the Labour Market 2024 report by Vietnam's recruitment company Navigos Search.

Navigos Search said work-life balance, along with corporate culture, opportunities for career advancement, and the qualities of the direct supervisor are the four factors that will most determine whether Vietnamese workers will quit or remain with their current company.

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