Salary reform

Salaries and allowances in 2026 will have new regulations

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The Ministry of Home Affairs will advise on amending regulations on salaries and allowances for cadres, civil servants, and public employees in 2026.

Submitting to the Politburo the overall policy on salaries in the third quarter of 2026

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One of the important tasks of the Ministry of Home Affairs in 2026 is to propose a general policy on salaries, completing it and submitting it to the Politburo for consideration.

Proposing to continue reforming salaries and allowances for medical staff

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Continuing to reform salaries and allowance regimes is one of the recommendations and proposals of union members and workers in the health sector.

New salary mechanism for civil servants from 1.7.2026

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The Law on Civil Servants (amended) paves the way for the salary payment mechanism according to job position from July 1, 2026, creating income differentiation according to responsibilities and work results.

Time to propose 5 new salary tables and 9 new types of allowances

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Minister of Home Affairs Do Thanh Binh has signed a document responding to voters' recommendations on adjusting the basic salary and the roadmap for implementing synchronous salary reform.

Regulations on salary advances for employees before Tet 2026

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According to current regulations of the Labor Code, there is a legal basis for salary advances before Tet if they fully meet the conditions according to the law.

The highest allowance according to the new proposal for the Chairman of the People's Committee at the commune level

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The highest allowance level according to the new proposal of the Ministry of Home Affairs for Chairmen of Commune People's Committees is 0.7.

Without a new salary table, the state will continue to increase basic salary

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While the salary reform project is being developed and there is no new salary table, the state will continue to adjust the basic salary increase policy.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has submitted to the Politburo a draft salary and allowance regime

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The Ministry of Home Affairs has submitted to the Politburo a draft salary and allowance regime for cadres, civil servants and public employees after implementing the organizational arrangement.

Teachers look forward to the salary policy coming into effect soon

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Currently, many teachers are still facing income pressure. The new salary policy from 2026 is expected to help them feel secure in their work, adding motivation to stick with their profession.

3 outstanding salary policies from 2026

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2026 promises to be a major turning point in wages when 3 new policies are simultaneously implemented.

bottlenecks causing low salaries for civil servants and solutions from salary reform

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Experts say that if salary reform is considered upgrading a car, then job position is the engine, while efficiency assessment (KPI) is steering wheel.

HCMC implements regulations on allocating resources to reform wages from November 24

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From November 24, Ho Chi Minh City officially implemented regulations on the rate of revenue allocation left to create a source for salary reform for public service units with large revenues managed by the city.

Using more than VND23,839 billion in salary reform funds to pay the basic salary

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The National Assembly Resolution allows the use of VND23,839 billion in outstanding local budget salary reform funds to implement the basic salary level.

After 11 years of receiving a salary of nearly 8 million VND, civil servants hope to soon reform their salaries

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After more than a decade of working but their income has not increased significantly, many civil servants hope to soon reform their salaries.