Ministry of Home Affairs

There is no policy of swapping to have 9 days off on the occasion of Giỗ Tổ and April 30 - May 1

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The Ministry of Home Affairs said that so far there is no policy to swap working days to extend the 9-day holiday on the occasion of Hung Kings' Death Anniversary and the April 30 - May 1 holiday.

Base salary increase: There will be new regulations to handle the balance of the year-end bonus fund

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The Government will amend regulations on handling the balance of the year-end bonus fund to avoid generating different understandings in implementation when increasing the base salary.

Decree 73 on basic salary is expected to expire from July 1, 2026

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Decree No. 73/2024/ND-CP of the Government stipulating the base salary and bonus regime is expected to expire from July 1, 2026.

Allowance of the Village Party Cell Secretary when the base salary is expected to increase by 8%

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If the base salary increases by 8% as proposed, the allowance of the Village Party Cell Secretary will be adjusted to increase correspondingly.

Today, the Ministry of Home Affairs must report to the Deputy Prime Minister on the salary reform plan

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The Ministry of Home Affairs is assigned to propose specific options for implementing salary reform according to the roadmap, and directly report to the Deputy Prime Minister on March 30.

Soon report to the Government to consider increasing the base salary in 2026

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The Ministry of Home Affairs is presiding over and coordinating with relevant ministries and agencies to soon report to the Government for consideration and decision on adjusting the base salary increase in 2026.

Regulations on leadership position allowances at advisory and assisting agencies of commune-level Party committees

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The Ministry of Home Affairs guides regulations related to leadership position allowances at advisory and assisting agencies of commune-level Party committees.

streamlining the internal organization of central ministries and agencies in 2026

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The internal organizations of ministries, central agencies and departments and branches in localities will continue to be reviewed and streamlined in the coming time.

Improving gender equality policies in the digital transformation era

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Risks such as online violence, cyber fraud and digital skill gaps... set requirements for perfecting policies to protect women in the digital environment.

Collecting information to investigate administrative and non-business establishments in 2026 from April 1

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The time for collecting information to investigate administrative and non-business establishments in 2026 is from April 1, 2026 to the end of May 15, 2026.

Number of professional departments under the Commune People's Committee

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The Ministry of Home Affairs is assigned to guide localities to deploy the number of departments under the commune-level People's Committee, avoiding rigid application and keeping room for adjustment when necessary.

Regulations on considering early salary increases for teachers when they lose certificates of merit

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The Ministry of Home Affairs guides regulations on early salary increases in cases where teachers lose certificates of merit.

Ministry of Home Affairs responds to regulations on 5-year university degree upon admission to civil service

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The Ministry of Home Affairs has responded to reflections on recommendations and guidance on regulations on the time to obtain a university degree when considering receiving civil servants.

Public non-business units proposed for quality classification on a scale of points

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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes to supplement regulations on the framework of criteria for evaluating and classifying quality for public non-business units in a quantitative direction.

The Central Government plans to assign staff, localities to structure norms according to administrative units

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The Central Government is expected to assign staff in the near future, so localities must proactively restructure according to the norms for each type of administrative unit.