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Weekend News Roundup: 85% of Vietnamese Employees Dissatisfied With Current Job

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Monday, 04 July 2016.
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  • Vietnam makes one of biggest red tape cuts ever [Thanh Nien]

  • Pavements heavily damaged in HCMC [Tuoi Tre]

  • 85% of Vietnamese employees dissatisfied with current job [DTI]

  • 900,000 students sit for national high school exam [VietnamPlus]

  • Vietnamese scoff at bike-ban plan as motorcycles engulf capital [CNA]

  • Ghenh Bridge inaugurated after 96 days of construction [SGGP]

  • How Formosa’s $500m compensation will be distributed [VnExpress]

  • UK continues increasing ties with Vietnam after Brexit [VOV]

  • Vietnam: Japanese encephalitis cases now nine in Hanoi [Outbreak News Today]

  • Vietnam attends TPP forum in Mexico [Nhan Dan]

  • Binh Dinh OKs renewable energy project [Saigon Times]

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