Received: 05-05-2021 / Accepted: 10-06-2021
Migrant workers are one of the people groups most vulnerable and affected by the Covid-19Pandemic. Measuring the impact of the Covid-19pandemic on migrant workers' employment and well-being was the goal of this study. A survey of 114 migrant workers living in Hoan Son commune, Tien Du district, Bac Ninh province showed that 70% of workers were affected due to job loss or job reduction, 86% suffered income reduction and reduced spending or change of the living condition. The study showed that the migrant worker group, although heavily affected by the pandemic, did not received enough relief from the VND62,000 billion package as well as the attention of the local government. The solutions to minimize the negative impact of the Covid-19pandemic on migrant workers are to control well the pandemic and simplify the conditions and procedures for migrant workers to receiving the social security package. The local government needs to pay more attention to the migrant workers and the workers need to be proactive in adapting better by themselves.