Can Tho plans to assign 6,590 civil servant positions in 2026

Phong Linh |

Can Tho is expected to allocate 6,590 civil servant positions in 2026 to administrative agencies and commune-level authorities in the area.

The People's Committee (UBND) of Can Tho City (TP) has submitted a report and draft resolution to the People's Council (HĐND) of the City on assigning civil servant payroll in agencies and administrative organizations of the city and the total civil servant payroll of commune-level government in 2026.

With the basis, basis and principles proposed in the submission, the City People's Committee submits to the City People's Council to decide to assign a total of 6,590 staff positions.

In which, the payroll of agencies and administrative organizations of the city is 2,151; the payroll of the commune-level government bloc is 4,435; the contingency target is 04 payrolls.

Also based on the appendix proposing the assignment of civil servant payroll in administrative agencies, administrative organizations of Can Tho City show that the Department of Agriculture and Environment of the City is proposed the highest with 356 payrolls; followed by the City Inspectorate with 243 payrolls; Department of Construction with 149 payrolls;...

Regarding the proposal for commune-level government civil servants, Phu Loi ward with 70 permanent positions; Ninh Kieu ward with 69 permanent positions; Hung Phu ward with 61 permanent positions;...

According to the plan, the Can Tho City People's Council will hold its fifth session (specialized session) tomorrow (August 25).

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