Streamlining staff
Ministry of Home Affairs answers the issue of refunding allowances to non-specialized workers
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has just answered questions from non-specialized commune-level workers about whether they must return received allowances according to Decree 154/2025/ND-CP.
Lang Son streamlines 63 non-specialized commune-level personnel
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Lang Son - 63 non-specialized workers in communes and wards approved to quit their jobs according to the second phase of staff reduction policy in 2026.
Ministry of Home Affairs guides staff streamlining for preschool teachers
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has just guided the implementation of the policy of streamlining staff for preschool teachers according to current regulations.
Reviewing the arrangement of cadres and civil servants according to job positions
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Localities focus on reviewing, arranging, and overall assessing the quality, qualifications, and capacity of commune-level cadres and civil servants according to job positions.
Roadmap for streamlining staff of cadres and civil servants in many localities
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Localities simultaneously promote staff streamlining and improve the quality of cadres and civil servants in the coming period.
The Politburo orients to continue streamlining the political system from 5-10%
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Regarding the orientation of staffing for the period 2027 - 2031, the Politburo's conclusion stated to continue to implement staff streamlining of the political system (about 5-10%).
Ministry of Home Affairs states regulations on refunding staff streamlining allowances when recruiting civil servants
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The Ministry of Home Affairs clarifies the case of having to return staff streamlining allowances when recruited as civil servants receiving salaries from the state budget.
Deadline for resolving benefits for thousands of non-specialized commune-level personnel
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Localities will complete the settlement of regimes for non-specialized people at the commune level before the deadline, some localities have additional support policies.
Cases where civil servants are not allowed to apply staff streamlining policies in Decree 154
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Civil servants who are classified as not completing their tasks are not subject to the staff streamlining policy specified in Decree No. 154/2025.
Non-specialized personnel who have enjoyed benefits are still allowed to take the civil service exam
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Non-specialized commune-level officials who have enjoyed benefits under Decree 154/2025/ND-CP can still register to participate in civil servant recruitment exams according to regulations.
Lao Cai increases attracting talent, promotes streamlining of incompetent officials
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Lao Cai - The Provincial People's Committee sets a goal to build a team of professional grassroots officials, limiting delays and causing trouble for people and businesses.
Time to determine regimes and policies for staff streamlining subjects
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The Ministry of Home Affairs clarifies the time to determine regimes and policies for people streamlining staff in Decree No. 154/2025/ND-CP.
Deputy Prime Minister requests careful review of organizational structure arrangement and staff streamlining
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The Deputy Prime Minister requested a careful review of the arrangement of the organizational structure, streamlining staff; the implementation of policies for redundant officials.
Staff reduction for capacity-deficient officials, preventing manifestations of bureaucracy
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The Prime Minister requested streamlining staff for cadres with weak capacity and lack of responsibility; preventing manifestations of bureaucracy, arrogance, and authoritarianism.
Expected time for implementing the second phase of civil judgment enforcement system streamlining
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The Civil Judgment Enforcement (THADS) system is urgently preparing conditions to implement phase 2 of the staff streamlining plan. The expected time is from June 2026.
