A very notable piece of information is that according to the results of the synthesis of early retirement wishes to facilitate the work of arranging and assigning personnel, especially the leader when implementing the arrangement and streamlining of the organizational apparatus, initially there were over 60 cadres who voluntarily wrote applications for early retirement.
Among them, there are officials who are Department heads with more than 4 years of service (born in 1967). These are exemplary cadres and Party members who proactively resign to facilitate the process of restructuring the apparatus, creating conditions for the next generation to continue working and operating the apparatus smoothly.
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Vu Chien Thang highly appreciated the sense of responsibility, exemplary spirit, sharing work with organizations in the context of arranging and assigning cadres and creating conditions and opportunities to arrange young cadres and cadres under the planning to effectively use high-quality human resources. The Steering Committee will report to the Minister for commendation, honor and recognition.
The report from the Department of Organization and Personnel (Ministry of Home Affairs) also said that after the arrangement of the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, the new apparatus was reduced from 35 units to 22 units, equivalent to more than 37%.
The 22 units after the arrangement include 6 general staff blocks, 12 specialized blocks and 4 public service units.
Along with 60 cadres who voluntarily submitted early retirement petitions, the number of civil servants, public employees, and workers of the two ministries with less than 5 years of service is 191 people, of which the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs has 131 people and the Ministry of Home Affairs has 60 people.
According to the Resolution of the National Assembly Standing Committee recently signed by Politburo member and National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, the number of Deputy Ministers of the Ministry of Home Affairs increased by 2 people to make the total number of Deputy Ministers of the Ministry of Home Affairs no more than 7.
Accordingly, it is expected that after the merger, the leadership structure of the new Ministry of Home Affairs will include Ministers and 7 Deputy Ministers. The personnel from the two ministries after the merger is over 2,000 people.
The Resolution on increasing the number of Deputy Ministers and Deputy Heads of ministerial-level agencies of ministries and ministerial-level agencies aims to meet the requirements of the work of arranging and assigning cadres when implementing the arrangement and streamlining of the state apparatus.
