Civil servant law
The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes cases of disciplinary action against officials who have quit or retired
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes that civil servants who, after quitting or retiring, discover violations during their working period can be subject to disciplinary action.
Proposal to add cases where civil servants are not entitled to severance pay
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes to supplement and clarify the cases where civil servants are entitled to and are not entitled to severance pay in the draft Law on Public Employees (amended).
The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes that public service units can sign contracts with retired people
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes to allow public service units to sign a case contract with a retired person if they have a need and desire.
Preparing to submit the amended Law on Civil Servants and 4 Decrees guiding the Law on Cadres and Civil Servants
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The Ministry of Home Affairs is focusing on developing and completing the draft revised Law on Civil Servants and 4 related draft Decrees to guide the Law on Cadres and Civil Servants.
In case an employee is allowed to combine 3 years of leave into one leave
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In case an employee is allowed to combine 3 years of leave to take one leave at a time, it is based on the 2010 Law on Civil Servants.
Proposal to promote professional title for medical staff
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has responded to the proposal to review and provide guidance on promoting professional titles of civil servants for medical staff.
