Ho Chi Minh City Introduces Performance-Based Additional Income System for Public Employees
Ho Chi Minh City has introduced a new regulation for evaluating and ranking public employees and workers to determine their additional income. The highest earners will receive 100% of the designated amount based on quarterly performance. This aims to enhance motivation and efficiency within the public sector.
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