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Vietnam: Food allowance of 1 million VND/person for employees implementing "3 on-the-spot"

Bảo Ngọc

15:42, 24/08/2021

On August 24, 2021, the Vietnam Labor Confederation issued Decision 3089/QD-TLD on providing meal allowances for unionists and employees implementing the "three-on-the-spot" working regime at businesses within provinces and cities applying social distancing measures under Directive 16/CT-TTg.

According to Vietnam's Decision 3089/QD-TLD, beneficiaries include unionists and employees of enterprises paying union dues and implementing the "three-on-the-spot" working regime in Vietnam.

- Support amount: VND 1,000,000/person paid in a lump-sum manner.

- The support starts from August 24, 2021.

- Manner

+ Grassroots-level trade unions in Vietnam should submit reports on the number of unionists and employees enterprises call on to carry out the "three-on-the-spot" working regime for continued production activities to the directly superior trade unions for their review and approval of budget.

+ If any enterprise already paying trade union dues has not yet had its own trade union, the directly superior trade union can work with that enterprise to check and determine the number of unionists and employees carrying out the “three-on-the-spot at place" working regime for continued production activities before paying them allowances.

+ Trade unions directly superior to grassroots-level trade unions can request Vietnam's Confederations of Labor of provinces or cities; Central or equivalent-level trade unions; Corporations’ Trade Unions under the control of the General Confederation of Labor to provide additional funding to make up the deficit.

More details can be found in Vietnam's Decision 3089/QD-TLD effective from August 24, 2021.

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