downsizing policy
HCMC will stop providing additional support to officials who quit due to streamlining
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Ho Chi Minh City will stop the additional support policy for cadres, civil servants, and public employees who quit their jobs when the city implements the restructuring of the apparatus and restructuring administrative units.
Hundreds of Vinh Phuc officials apply for early retirement
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Among the nearly 300 officials, civil servants and public employees of Vinh Phuc province who voluntarily resigned from their jobs, many are leaders of agencies and departments.
Spending nearly 17 billion dong streamlining payroll in Thanh Hoa
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Thanh Hoa Province has just decided to approve the budget of nearly 17 billion dong to streamline the payroll in departments, branches and localities.
Salary for streamlined staff is lower than 5 years' salary
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The amount paid in case of termination due to downsizing is lower than the salary and other payments if they continue working for 5 years.
Quang Binh will stop providing financial support to 20 associations from 2026
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Quang Binh - In 2026, the province will not support operating costs for 20 associations in the area.
What do officials who quit their jobs due to restructuring and streamlining in Dien Bien say?
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Due to the reorganization and streamlining, 35 cadres in Dien Bien will be laid off in the first phase of 2025. So, who are they and how much support will they receive?
Support for voluntary staff reduction in Hau Giang
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In addition to the general policy, civil servants who voluntarily downsize their staff in Hau Giang also receive support from the province, not exceeding 200 million VND/person.
Level of support for commune civil servants to reduce redundant staff in Lam Dong
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The level of support for commune civil servants to reduce redundant staff due to administrative unit rearrangement in Lam Dong province is based on the Resolution of the Provincial People's Council.