According to Resolution No. 14/2020/NQ-HDND of the People's Council of Lai Chau province regulating the titles, quantity, allowance levels, policies for part-time workers and other positions at the commune and village level , villages, and residential groups in the province as follows:
Titles and monthly allowances for people working part-time in villages, hamlets and residential groups are regulated as follows:
Thus, with a base salary of 2.34 million/month instead of 1.8 million VND as before, the positions of Party Secretary; Heads of villages and hamlets, heads of residential groups; Head of the Front Work Committee in villages and hamlets with 350 households or more, villages and hamlets in key communes with complex security and order issues, and villages in border communes with allowances of 3.51 million respectively. VND/month; 3.51 million VND/month and 2,808 million VND/month.
Based on the actual situation of the locality, communes, wards, and towns arrange and implement part-time positions for part-time workers at the commune, hamlet, and residential group level to suit their capacity and qualifications. professional level, but must ensure that all jobs at the commune level are undertaken by people and are favorable for leadership, direction, and administration in the implementation of local functions and tasks.
Commune-level officials and civil servants who hold concurrent positions and who work part-time at the commune, village, hamlet, and residential group levels are entitled to a part-time allowance equal to 50% of the allowance level of the part-time position.
People who work part-time at the commune level and hold another part-time position, and people who work part-time in villages, hamlets, or residential groups concurrently hold the title of part-time activities in villages, hamlets, or residential groups are entitled to benefits. 70% of allowances for concurrent positions.
In case of holding multiple positions concurrently, you will be entitled to the highest allowance of the concurrent position. The concurrent allowance is not used to calculate social insurance and health insurance benefits.
People who work part-time at the commune level are subject to compulsory social insurance. Social insurance and health insurance policies for part-time workers at the commune level comply with current social insurance and health insurance laws.
