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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes work on signing labor contracts with leading civil servants
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes that workers sign labor contracts to perform the duties of their positions with civil servants in leadership and management positions.
Standards for new commune-level civil servants who are not leaders or managers
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The standard for new commune-level civil servants who are not leaders or managers is mentioned in Official Dispatch 11/CV-BCD in 2025.
The Politburo agreed on the policy related to general staff management in 2025
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Conclusion No. 163 outlines the policy of holding regular meetings of provincial/urban Party committees to lead and direct the management of the general payroll in 2025 assigned by the Central Organizing Committee.
The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes a new age for civil servants to be sent to study for a master's degree for the first time
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes to stipulate the conditions for going to university for civil servants who are not more than 45 years old from the time of being sent for the first postgraduate training.
New proposal on members of the Civil Servants' Disciplinary Council
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For civil servants who do not hold leadership or management positions, the Ministry of Home Affairs proposes that the Disciplinary Council consist of 5 members.
Civil servants with public outrage will be temporarily suspended from work
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Civil servants who violate moral qualities and lifestyle and cause negative impacts and public outrage will be temporarily suspended from work.
Proposal to supplement regulations on civil servant ranks according to job positions
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes to add a section regulating the arrangement and change of job positions, and the classification of civil servants according to job positions.
Regulations on recruitment of commune-level civil servants
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A reader with email vandangxxx@gmail.com asked: How is the recruitment of commune-level civil servants currently regulated?
Commune-level cadres in Ho Chi Minh City will be converted to civil servants who do not pass the examination
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Ho Chi Minh City converts commune-level cadres into civil servants if they meet the conditions, in the context of rearranging administrative units and building a two-level government model.
Expected number of civil servant positions to be arranged for the commune level
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The provincial government will decide on the number of civil servant positions at commune-level administrative units, according to the plan proposed by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
3 cases of cadres and civil servants quitting their jobs and the regime they are entitled to to to reorganize the apparatus
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The Government has classified 3 cases of retirement, including: cadres, civil servants, and public employees who retire early; do not meet the requirements of the task and wish to retire.
New information on the regime for civil servants if they immediately quit their jobs
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed adding subjects subject to staff reduction to enjoy the policy of immediate termination of employment.
Staff orientation of 34 provinces and 3,321 communes after the merger
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The Government Steering Committee has oriented the arrangement of staff for 34 provinces, cities and 3,321 communes after the merger.
Labor and salary policies take effect from June 2025
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Guidelines for implementing labor management, wages, and bonuses in State-owned enterprises are one of the outstanding policies effective from June 2025.
Deadline for issuing guidelines on civil servant standards for communes and special zones
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The Party Committee of the Ministry of Home Affairs is assigned to preside over the urgent issuance of documents guiding the standards for civil servant positions in communes, wards and special zones before June 15.
