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Tag: Finnish Embassy in Hanoi

Finland / General news / Vietnam

Nearly 80 Vietnamese offered fake jobs at Finnish fur farm, Yle finds

September 23, 2026 - by Otto Willer Klein - Leave a Comment

Nearly 80 people in Vietnam signed contracts for seasonal berry-picking jobs at a Finnish fur farm that says it never offered them work, Svenska Yle reports. The owner discovered the …

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