The Ministry of Home Affairs has sent documents to provinces and cities guiding the implementation of staff streamlining policies for preschool teachers.
Over the past time, the Ministry of Home Affairs has received a number of documents from localities asking about the implementation of the policy of streamlining staff for preschool teachers according to Decree 154 of the Government regulating streamlining staff.
Regarding this content, the Ministry of Home Affairs cited 2 specific cases with preschool teachers.
In which, the first case is for preschool teachers who are a minimum of 5 years younger than the retirement age in normal working conditions.
In this case, the Ministry of Home Affairs said that the 2025 Law on Teachers has stipulated policies for teachers in preschool education institutions to retire at a maximum of no more than 5 years younger than the retirement age in normal working conditions.
Thus, in the case of preschool teachers who are a minimum of 5 years younger than the retirement age in normal working conditions but wish to retire, they will implement the retirement policy according to the provisions of the law on social insurance.
Therefore, the issue of implementing staff streamlining according to Decree 154 will not be raised for cases that have reached retirement age.
In the second case, for the remaining preschool teachers and belonging to one of the subjects implementing staff streamlining specified in Decree 154, the Ministry of Home Affairs requests the People's Committees of provinces and cities to direct agencies, organizations, units and commune-level People's Committees to consider and resolve staff streamlining policies for preschool teachers according to the provisions of Decree 154.
According to Decree 154, people who retire early if they are still 2 to 5 years old before reaching retirement age, have enough working time to pay social insurance to receive a pension, including 15 years of doing heavy, hazardous, dangerous or especially heavy, hazardous, dangerous work, or in areas with particularly difficult socio-economic conditions (including working time in places with regional allowances with a coefficient of 0.7 before January 1, 2021), in addition to the pension regime according to social insurance regulations, will not be deducted from the pension rate due to early retirement.
These people are entitled to 5 months of current salary for each year of early retirement.
The allowance according to the working time with social insurance contributions is calculated on the basis that people with 20 years of working experience are entitled to an allowance of 5 months of their current salary for the first 20 years.
From the 21st year, each year is subsidized 0.5 months of current salary. People with 15 to less than 20 years of service are subsidized 5 months of current salary.
People who are still 2 to 5 years old to retire age, have enough time to pay social insurance to receive a pension, in addition to the pension regime, will not be deducted the pension rate due to early retirement. Along with that, they will be entitled to a 5-month salary allowance for each year of early retirement.
The allowance is based on the working time for people from 20 years, the first 20 years are entitled to a 5-month current salary allowance, from the 21st year, each year is entitled to 0.5 months of current salary. People from 15 to 20 years of service are entitled to a 5-month current salary allowance.