Training and employment of people with disabilities: Viet Nam 2002: an AbilityAsia country study

Julie. Yoder

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Reviews the overall situation of disabled people in Viet Nam and examines relevant legislation and policies and their implementing structures. Describes opportunities for disabled people within the education and training system and investigates employment opportunities.

Keywords: people with disabilities; workers with disabilities; vocational training.; employment; labour market; children with disabilities; youth with disabilities; legislation.; labour legislation; educational opportunity.; training opportunity; employment service; self employment; employment opportunity; personnes handicapées; travailleur personnes handicapées; formation professionnelle; emploi; marché du travail; enfants personnes handicapéess; jeune personnes handicapées; législation; législation du travail; possibilités d'éducation; possibilités de formation; service de l'emploi; travail indépendant; possibilités d'emploi; persona con discapacidad; trabajador con discapacidad; formación profesional; empleo; mercado de trabajo; niños con discapacidad; joven con discapacidad; legislación; legislación del trabajo; oportunidades de educación; oportunidades de formación; servicio de empleo; trabajo a cuenta propia; oportunidades de empleo (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 70 pages
Date: 2003
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