To assist employees in quickly and accurately determining the specific minimum wage according to their region, Lawnet has compiled a table of minimum wages by areas for convenient reference in Vietnam.
The Government of Vietnam promulgated Decree 153/2016/ND-CP regulating the regional minimum wages for employees working under labor contracts in 2017. Here are the new points regarding the regional minimum wages in 2017.
The General Statistics Office has just issued Decision No. 719/QD-TCTK, introducing the survey plan for labor and employment in 2017 across 63 provinces and centrally-run cities.
Good news for employees in Vietnam: from January 1, 2017, the regional minimum wage for employees working under labor contracts will increase by 180,000 - 250,000 VND. Along with this wage increase, there are changes regarding the applicable regions. To help employees and businesses quickly and accurately look up the minimum wage applicable in their regions, Lawnet introduces the regional minimum wage table for each locality.
The Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has recently issued Official Dispatch 4577/MOLISA-LDTL to the directors of the Departments of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs of provinces and cities nationwide, regarding the report on the salary situation in 2016 and the plan for Tet bonuses in 2017.
Sexual harassment is a fairly common behavior in the working environment of employees. Although the 2012 Labor Code (LLD 2012) strictly prohibits this behavior, it has not been truly specific and detailed. In the Draft Summary Report evaluating 3 years of implementation of the 2012 Labor Code (Referred to as the Draft Report) by the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs (MOLISA), it has been proposed to specifically regulate the behavior of "Sexual harassment at the workplace."
Yesterday at noon, on August 2, the National Wage Council finalized the plan to increase the regional minimum wage for 2017 to submit to the Government of Vietnam with a proposed increase of 7.3%, equivalent to 213,000 VND.
The National Wage Council finalized the 2017 wage increase plan on August 2, to submit to the Government of Vietnam with a proposed increase of only 7.3% compared to 2016, which is 213,000 VND (ranging from 180,000 VND to 250,000 VND per month depending on the region).
This is one of the proposals put forward regarding working hours and rest time in the Draft Summary Report on the evaluation of 3 years of implementing the Labor Code.
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