Streamlining staff
Instructions for granting subsidies for staff streamlining for part-time workers
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The Ministry of Home Affairs guides how to calculate allowances and time to calculate allowances for staff reduction for non-professional workers.
There are no regulations to limit commune civil servants from returning to work after staff streamlining
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Decree No. 178/2024 and Decree No. 67/2025 do not have regulations to limit commune civil servants returning to work in the public sector in general and at the commune level in particular.
Hanoi workers proactively learn a trade and find new jobs after staff streamlining
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After quitting their jobs due to organizational arrangement, many workers in Hanoi proactively learn more skills and participate in vocational training to seek new job opportunities.
Implementing 5% streamlining of civil servant payroll until 2026
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The Government will direct ministries, branches and localities to continue to complete the staff streamlining target approved by the Politburo in 2026.
Lam Dong streamlines 723 part-time workers at the commune level
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Lam Dong has just approved a list of 723 non-professional workers at the commune level who have quit their jobs under the staff streamlining policy.
The Ministry of Home Affairs responds to the staff streamlining regime for commune cadres retiring after October 2025
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Non-professional commune-level cadres who quit after October 2025 are still subject to staff streamlining according to Decree 154/2025/ND-CP if they meet the prescribed conditions.
The Ministry of Home Affairs responds to the funding for streamlining the payroll at financial funds
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Guidelines for determining funding sources for paying staff reduction regimes at financial funds according to new regulations.
Policy for civil servants who quit to streamline the payroll after August 31
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Cadres, civil servants and public employees who quit when streamlining their payroll will enjoy the policy according to Decree 154/2025 of the Government.
The Ministry of Home Affairs responds to the Ministry of Finance on paying benefits to early retirees
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued an official dispatch responding to the Ministry of Finance regarding the payment of benefits for cadres and civil servants who retire early according to Decree 178/2024 and Decree 67/2025.
Reducing civil servants receiving salaries from the state budget
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The Ministry of Home Affairs recommends that localities complete the roadmap for calculating public service fees, promoting financial autonomy, and reducing civil servants receiving salaries from the budget.
141,444 people have decided to quit their jobs after restructuring the apparatus
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To date, 141,444 people nationwide have decided to quit their jobs after the restructuring of the apparatus, of which 102,378 people have received money for policies and regimes.
The Ministry of Home Affairs answers about the regime and policies for part-time workers at the commune level
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Voters recommend paying attention to the regime, policies and creating suitable jobs for part-time workers at the commune level after ending the use of this subject.
Responsibility of the Provincial People's Committee in implementing staff streamlining according to Decree 154
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The responsibility of the Provincial People's Committee in implementing staff streamlining is stipulated in Decree 154/2025/ND-CP.
The person responsible for the results of the implementation of staff streamlining according to Decree 154
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The person responsible for the results of the implementation of staff streamlining shall comply with Article 3 of Decree 154/2025/ND-CP.
Two cases of recalculating money for civil servants on leave to streamline the payroll according to Decree 154
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The two cases of recalculating money and granting additional differences for civil servants on leave to streamline the payroll are stated in Decree 154.
