The removal of district level will be implemented soon, localities are ready to complete tasks, including two things that must be resolved: public assets and personnel.
The country has 696 district-level administrative units, each unit has many working headquarters of Party, government and mass organizations. Currently, many localities have decided to temporarily suspend the implementation of new projects and works, repair, renovation, and upgrading of district-level headquarters. In addition, localities need to consider effectively exploiting and using district offices to prevent waste.
Abolish district level, streamline personnel, reduce salary burden for the budget, save administrative costs and investment costs for facilities.
On average, each district has about 150 to 200 cadres, civil servants, and public employees, and the whole country has about 140,000 people under the district-level personnel.
District-level cadres, civil servants and public employees are assured that they will be arranged, arranged or supported for early retirement with the best conditions, suitable for each group of subjects.
The Politburo agreed in principle to adjust the scope and subjects of application of Decree 178 regulating policies and regimes when implementing the restructuring of the apparatus.
On behalf of the Politburo, Politburo member and Standing member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu signed the Notice of Conclusion No. 75-TB/TW of the Politburo on adjusting the scope and subjects of policy and regimes for cadres, civil servants, public employees, workers and armed forces in implementing the restructuring of the apparatus of the political system.
An important content of Conclusion Notice No. 75 is "Retrain people with qualifications, capacity, and talent, streamline the payroll, restructure and improve the quality of cadres, civil servants, and public employees to meet the requirements of national development tasks".
District cadres and civil servants with qualifications and abilities will be selected to serve the country. Of course, there needs to be fairness and transparency in assessing the capacity of cadres and civil servants.
The streamlining, removal of district level, and merger of many communes will of course require redundant personnel. However, anyone who is subject to streamlining is entitled to appropriate support policies.
The State has a policy to support cadres and civil servants to retire early and streamline the apparatus, but each person must arrange for himself in the face of this change.
District officials and civil servants must also consider "self-refining", in addition to state support, people of working age need to proactively find new jobs that suit their abilities, expertise and conditions of the individual.
