Ho Chi Minh City Proposes Up To VND120 Million Monthly Salary for Research Center Talent
Ho Chi Minh City has proposed a monthly salary of up to VND120 million (approximately $5,000 USD) to attract top talent to its research and development centers. This move is seen as part of the city's strategy to become an innovation and technology hub.
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