Ministry of Home Affairs
Regulations on having a university degree for more than 5 years when receiving civil servants
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The Ministry of Home Affairs clarifies the regulations on acceptance to civil service in the job position of a specialist with a university degree.
The Ministry of Home Affairs answers the question of civil servants holding concurrent leadership positions at the head of public service units
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The Ministry of Home Affairs said that the 2025 Law on Cadres and Civil Servants does not stipulate that civil servants who are leaders and managers concurrently hold the position of head of public service units.
Proposal to arrange civil servants according to job positions and rates at the provincial People's Committee
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes new regulations on civil servant ranks and employment rates according to job positions at the Provincial People's Committees, helping to standardize the team...
3 important orientations on wages in 2026
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The Deputy Director of the Department of Salary and Social Insurance (Ministry of Home Affairs) outlined 3 important orientations on salaries and hoped that international organizations would support them in 2026.
Ministry of Home Affairs after merger: Expanding the right to manage labor, employment and social security
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Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Vu Chien Thang emphasized that the merger of the two Ministries requires improving international integration capacity and promoting relations with partners.
The amounts will change when the minimum wage increases by 7.2% from 2026
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The increase in minimum wages from January 1, 2026 has led to a series of adjustments in contributions and benefits for employees and enterprises.
Deadline for salary reporting and bonus plan for Tet this year
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The Ministry of Home Affairs requests that localities complete reports on salary situation, salary debt and Tet bonus plans in enterprises before December 25.
Proposal to reduce at least 10% of civil servant payroll, except for education and health
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The Ministry of Home Affairs issued a principle proposing the 2026-2031 payroll in the direction of civil servants reducing at least 10% (except for education and health).
Proposing new standards for commune-level department heads and deputy heads
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes specific standards for each title of civil servant in leadership and management at the department level and equivalent in the commune.
At least 10% of the payroll must be cut compared to the assigned level by the end of 2026
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The Ministry of Home Affairs issued a principle proposing the 2026-2031 payroll in the direction of civil servants reducing at least 10% (except for education and health), requiring urgent reporting before November 26.
15% reduction in civil servant payroll will be implemented when merging the two provinces
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes that the unmerged provinces will reduce the total number of civil servants by 5%; while the newly formed provinces on the basis of merging two units must reduce by 15%.
Localities are responsible for not proposing staff for the 2026-2031 period
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The Ministry of Home Affairs requests ministries, branches and localities to urgently synthesize and propose the staffing for the 2026-2031 period according to job positions to the Ministry before November 26, 2025.
Proposal for 2 deadlines for arranging civil servants according to job positions
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes that by December 31, 2026, ministries, branches and localities must complete and issue decisions approving the list of job positions.
Ministry of Home Affairs: Information on merging 16 provinces and cities is incorrect
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The information spread across the country that 34 provinces and cities will be merged down to 16 provinces and cities has caused many people and officials and civil servants to panic.
The Ministry of Home Affairs responds to voters' recommendations on job positions after restructuring the apparatus
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The Ministry of Home Affairs is developing a draft Decree regulating the positions of civil servants after the restructuring of the apparatus.
