
Vietnam Increases Overtime Hours Until Year End
Vietnam increased overtime working hours to 60 hours per month until the end of the year. We highlight the details as per Resolution 17
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Vietnam increased overtime working hours to 60 hours per month until the end of the year. We highlight the details as per Resolution 17

Vietnam Briefing addresses labor concerns and ways to optimize your HR strategy for businesses in the manufacturing industry in Vietnam

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Vietnam Briefing highlights the recent government regulation on the easing of entry procedures for foreign employees with valid TRCs and PRCs.

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Vietnam Briefing highlights the government's recently implemented National Strategy on Gender Equality for the 2021-2030 period

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Vietnam issued Resolutions on helping employees and employers affected by the pandemic. The support will make use of the unemployment insurance fund

Vietnam Briefing highlights Circular 6 on guiding and amending provisions related to social insurance. Circular 6 went into effect on September 1

Vietnam eased some work permit requirements for foreign workers in Vietnam to help aid economic growth as Vietnam plans a gradual reopening of its economy

To aid with business recovery and economic growth, Vietnam issued Resolution 105 on supporting businesses affected by COVID-19

Vietnam Briefing offers practical advice on how businesses can mitigate the disruption to their work and operations by using remote tools.

While Vietnam's borders remain closed, it has allowed business professionals, skilled workers, and students to enter the country with special entry permits.

Vietnam Briefing outlines a financial assistance package that has been issued by the government for businesses and employees affected by COVID-19

Vietnam unveiled Decision 17, effective May 15, on vocational training support for employees participating in unemployment insurance

Vietnam Briefing offers a basic understanding of Vietnam's business etiquette and culture, which can pave the way for better communication and agreements.

In this Q&A with Filippo Bortoletti, we discuss Vietnam's labor market including availability, taxes, labor contracts, and key HR compliances

Vietnam amended and approved its labor code for 2021. Vietnam Briefing highlights key provisions and the impact on employers in Vietnam.

Vietnam Briefing wishes all our friends, readers, and subscribers, the happiest holidays of the season

Vietnam Briefing takes an in-depth look at Vietnam's regional labor market as well as opportunities and challenges for first-time investors.