Vietnam to Reform Public Sector Salary System, Aiming for New Scheme from 2027
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs is developing a comprehensive reform plan for the public sector salary system and staffing allocation, targeting implementation from 2027 to 2031. The ministry aims to address existing inequities in compensation, particularly by reviewing allowances for local civil servants.
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