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Vietjet named Asia’s Best Employer Brand

Vietjet Air's been awarded Asia’s Best Employer Brand in 2017 thanks to its innovative solutions in recruitment as well as its efforts in creating a professional working environment for all employees.
Vietjet named Asia’s Best Employer Brand ảnh 1Vietjet Air flights (Source: Vietjet)

Hanoi (VNA) – Vietjet Air has beenawarded Asia’s Best Employer Brandin 2017 thanks to its innovative solutions in recruitment as wellas its efforts in creating an internationally standardised, professionalworking environment for all employees. The event was hosted by the Employer BrandingInstitute, World HRD Congress with CHRO Asia as a Strategic Partner andEndorsed by the Asian Confederation of Businesses in Singapore earlier lastweek. This is the second year the airline has been honoured for this award. The 12th Asia’s Best Employer Brand Awards 2017recognises Vietjet’s excellence in building the company brand as an employer ofchoice with consistent improvement in HR Policy by measuring organisationalhealth and inculcating values that help to achieve the vision, culture ofContribution and Innovation at Work, developing a future leader and being aSocial Employee. After more than five years of operation, Vietjet hasbecome one of the most favorite working places for internationals from morethan 40 countries and territories. They have been contributing positively tomaking air travel become a popular means of transport among passengers not onlyin Vietnam but also in regional markets. The airline has been honored for 32 domestic and teninternational accolades, including being named “One of the Top 500 Brands in Asia 2016”,“Vietnam’s Most Favorite Airline”, and “The Best Asian Low Cost Carrier 2015”at the TTG Travel Awards 2015. Vietjet is a memberof the International Air Transport Association (IATA) with the IATA OperationalSafety Audit (IOSA) certificate. The airline’s operation safety and technicalreliability rates have always been among the highest in Asia Pacific regionwith a modern and well-furbished fleet and amazing diverse and friendlyservices. Established in2007, Vietjet is now leading the domestic aviation market in Vietnam andactively expanding its international flight network. After five years ofoperations, the airline has flown nearly 40 million passengers. Currently, theairline operates a fleet of 45 aircraft, including A320s and A321s, andoperates over 350 flights per day. It currently operates 73 routes in Vietnamand across the region to international destinations such as Hong Kong,Thailand, Singapore, the Republic of Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Cambodia, Chinaand Myanmar.-VNA
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