An Giang Province Discovers Over 1 Billion VND Overpaid to Redundant Staff
An Giang Province, Vietnam, has identified over 1 billion VND in overpayments to 35 individuals during the implementation of a government decree on staff reduction (tinh giản biên chế). Concurrently, 26 individuals were underpaid by over 1 billion VND. The discrepancies are attributed to the rushed implementation timeline, with overpayments being recovered and efforts underway to disburse the underpaid amounts.
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