HOT: New Decree on job positions and number of Vietnamese public employees in public service providers

12:58, 10/07/2024

Recently, the Government of Vietnam issued Decree 106/2020/ND-CP on job positions and the number of employees in public service providers.

Decree 106/2020/ND-CP stipulates the basis for determining job positions, the number of employees, and the structure of public employees according to professional titles in Vietnam from November 15, 2020 as follows:

The basis for determining job positions includes:

- Functions, duties, authorities, and organizational structure of the public service provider;

- The level of complexity, nature, characteristics, and scale of activities; the scope and subjects of service; the process of professional management and operational procedures according to specialized legal regulations.

The basis for determining the number of employees includes:

- Job positions and actual workload at each job position of the public service provider in Vietnam;

- The level of modernization of the office, equipment, working tools, and application of information technology;

- The current state of management and use of the number of employees assigned to the public service provider in Vietnam.

The basis for determining the structure of public employees according to professional titles includes:

- The list of job positions;

- The complexity of the tasks of the job positions;

- Standards and professional titles of public employees corresponding to the job positions.

Detailed information may be found in Decree 106/2020/ND-CP effective from November 15, 2020, replacing Decree 41/2012/ND-CP.

>> CLICK HERE TO READ THIS ARTICLE IN VIETNAMESE

0 lượt xem

- This translation is generated by OpenAI's GPT-4o model;
- The legal regulations in this article are according to Vietnamese Law;
- This English translation is for reference purposes only and not a definitive translation of the original Vietnamese texts;
- Articles may be compiled from a variety of sources;
- Applicable Terms may have expired at the time you are reading;
- If you have any questions about the copyright of the article, please contact us via email banquyen@lawnet.vn