
Vietnam Labor Federation Proposes Cut to Weekly Working Hours
The Vietnam Labor Federation has proposed reducing the maximum number of working hours in Vietnam to under 48 hours a week.
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The Vietnam Labor Federation has proposed reducing the maximum number of working hours in Vietnam to under 48 hours a week.

The General Office of Statistics has released a summary of the development of Vietnam’s labor market in 2023. Here’s what it says.

Vietnam’s minimum wage is set to rise by 6 percent next year after receiving approval from the National Wage Council. Here are the details.

The Ministry of Education has said foreign English teachers need to undergo an in-country training program. Here are the details.

In this article the Vietnam Briefing looks at how Vietnam plans to develop its workforce as it pushes to become a high-tech manufacturer.

Vietnam’s Just Energy Partnership Resource Mobilization Plan (JETP-RMP) has been completed. Here are the key takeaways from the plan.

Vietnam Briefing outlines Vietnam’s official public holidays in 2024. Businesses should take note of the official holiday schedule and plan accordingly.

Vietnam ian attractive destination for mergers and acquisitions. Here’s what firms should know about due diligence in real estate M&As

In this article, the Vietnam Briefing outlines the conditions for foreign firms with respect to labor outsourcing in Vietnam

The Prime Minister of Vietnam has approved the National Program for Increasing Labor Productivity to 2030. Here's what it says.

The Vietnam General Office of Statistics has released its Q3 2023 labor market and employment update. Here’s what it says.

The gig economy presents both benefits and challenges for workers and businesses alike. Here’s what foreign firms should know.
Vietnamese authorities released Decree 70/2023/ND-CP (Decree 70) on 18 September 2023, which went into immediate effect, covering several major updates and practical clarifications relating to employing foreign experts in Vietnam. In this article, we cove

Rules for employing foreign workers in Vietnam have changed. This article highlights the key changes that foreign firms should be aware of.

Starting August 15, 2023, Vietnam has a new e-visa system for all nationalities to ease travel convenience and boost the tourism industry.

The base salary (not to be confused with the minimum wage) is rising and this will change social and health insurance caps. Here's how.

Labor shortages have been reported in Hai Duong province. Here’s how foreign firms can make hiring easier and lower attrition rates.

Service contracts in Vietnam are one way for firms to find human resources support for temporary or specialized projects. Here’s how they work.

The global minimum tax will soon come into force in a number of jurisdictions. Here's where Vietnam is at in terms of its response.

VGSO's reportietnam's General Statistics Office has released its report on labor and employment in Q1 2023. Here's what it says.