Party cell secretary
Party Secretaries and village heads in Bac Ninh, Ho Chi Minh City, and Ninh Binh are entitled to new allowances
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Localities have just finalized the allowance levels for secretaries, village heads, and residential group leaders to receive from more than 5 million VND to nearly 7.6 million VND/month, depending on the area.
Personnel standards for village heads and residential groups in localities after arrangement
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After arranging villages and residential groups, localities prioritize selecting people who are capable of applying information technology and have appropriate professional qualifications.
Non-specialized village workers in Hung Yen receive 1.2 million VND/month from July 1st
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In addition to the monthly allowance, non-specialized workers in villages and residential groups in Hung Yen with university degrees or higher will receive an additional support of 1.2 million VND/month.
Village merger, Ministry of Home Affairs guides regimes for Party cell secretaries applying for resignation
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has just responded to the case of the village Party cell secretary resigning after village merger.
Many localities plan to increase allowances for Village Heads and Party Cell Secretaries
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Along with arranging and reorganizing villages and residential groups, localities also build allowances for non-specialized personnel at the grassroots level.
36-year-old Party Secretary in Lao Cai participates in the 2026 high school graduation exam
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Lao Cai - Among nearly 20,000 candidates in the area participating in the 2026 high school graduation exam, there is the Party Secretary of Kham Tren village, Nam Chay commune.
Village head and 2 positions receive a total allowance of more than 20 million VND/month from July 1st
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The allowance fund for Village Heads, Party Cell Secretaries and Heads of Fatherland Front Work Committees may exceed 20 million VND/month from July 1, 2026.
New allowance level for Village Heads, Party Cell Secretaries, Heads of Fatherland Front Work Committees
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The allowance level for Village Heads, Party Cell Secretaries and Heads of Front Work Committees has many changes according to Decree 185/2026/ND-CP.
Party Cell Secretary and 2 positions in villages proposed to increase allowance contracts
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The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes to increase the allowance level for non-specialized workers in villages and residential groups, including Party cell secretaries and village heads.
What are the criteria for becoming a village Party Secretary in 34 provinces and cities?
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What standards are needed to become a village Party Secretary in 34 provinces and cities is a question that receives attention from readers.
Allowances for Party cell secretaries and Heads of Fatherland Front Committees are expected from July 1st
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The allowance for Party cell secretaries and Heads of Fatherland Front Committees from July 1st, how much is expected to increase, is a question that has received attention from readers.
Party Secretary concurrently Head of Village: Proposal to increase allowances from surplus sources
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Experts propose increasing allowances when the Party Cell Secretary concurrently holds the position of Village Head from the surplus funds after the merger to ensure operational efficiency at the grassroots level.
Encouraging the Party Secretary to concurrently hold the position of Village Head according to Decree 33
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According to current regulations, Party Cell Secretaries are encouraged to concurrently hold positions as Village Heads, Neighborhood Group Leaders or Heads of Front Work Committees.
Village and residential group arrangement: Proposal to arrange Party Cell Secretary concurrently as Village Head
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Many opinions believe that the arrangement of villages and residential groups needs to be flexible according to local reality, including the proposal to arrange Party Cell Secretaries concurrently as Village Heads.
Experts talk about the proposal to stipulate 5 years of service when receiving civil servants
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The proposal requires at least 5 years of service when receiving civil servants is assessed by experts as necessary to ensure input quality, avoiding formal recruitment.
