Ministry of Home Affairs
Social insurance contribution period determines salary grade when recruiting new civil servants
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From March 1, 2026, people recruited into civil servants who have worked and paid compulsory social insurance will be ranked in salary according to new guidelines.
Non-specialized commune workers transferred to villages are not subject to streamlining
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The Ministry of Home Affairs guides the implementation of regimes and policies for non-specialized workers at the commune level transferred to villages and residential groups upon resignation.
Preservation of part-time allowances for non-specialized workers
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The Ministry of Home Affairs stated the basis for preserving the allowance for civil servants concurrently working as non-specialized workers at the commune level after the merger.
Salary ranking for people who do not yet receive the state salary scale from March 1st
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The Ministry of Home Affairs clearly stipulates the salary ranking for people who have not received the salary scale prescribed by the state from March 1, 2026.
Civil servants with 5 years of service are considered for recruitment into civil service
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has just issued specific guidance on the conditions for being accepted into civil service for public employees who have a university degree and 5 years of work experience.
Full-time holiday: Proposal to add 1 day to the Labor Code
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The addition of "Vietnamese Cultural Day" November 24th as a full-wage holiday is being proposed to be included in the Labor Code.
There is a basis for implementing salary policies in the new period
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The Department of Salaries and Social Insurance (Ministry of Home Affairs) has completed the Salary and Allowance Project for cadres, civil servants, public employees and armed forces.
Civil servant salaries guided by the Ministry of Home Affairs on the latest arrangement method in 2026
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Salaries for civil servants when recruiting are issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs with new guidelines and clarify how to rank, coefficient and time to receive salaries.
Detailed number of holidays and Tet in 2026
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In addition to the 4-day New Year holiday, officials, civil servants, public employees, and laborers also have 4 holidays and Tet in 2026.
Villages and residential groups will have new regulations on organization and operation
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The Ministry of Home Affairs is studying and developing a draft Decree on the organization and operation of villages and residential groups.
Will amend and supplement regulations on salaries in 2026
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The Ministry of Home Affairs will advise competent authorities to amend and supplement legal documents related to salaries and allowances in 2026.
Basic salary and regional minimum wage are adjusted promptly
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The study of adjusting the base salary and minimum wage aims to improve income, ensure the lives of salaried people and maintain the stability of the labor market.
A database to inspect and control assets and income of officials to be available soon
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The Government Inspectorate accelerates the progress of building a database for inspection and control of assets and income of officials and civil servants, to be completed in the second quarter.
From March 1, 2026, the social insurance contribution period is a criterion for ranking civil servant salaries
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The Ministry of Home Affairs shall specify the principles of salary ranking and how to determine salary grades and coefficients for cases where they have had working time and compulsory social insurance contributions.
Salary distribution for Deputy Commander of the Commune-level Military Command after merger
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The salary arrangement for Commanders, Deputy Commanders, and Assistants of the commune-level military command (new) is guided by the Ministry of Home Affairs in Official Dispatch No. 7644.
