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Vietnam raises minimum wage for public sector, first time in 3 years

Vietnam raises minimum wage for public sector, first time in 3 years

The basic wage level will go up 5 percent this month

Tet (Lunar New Year Festival) bonuses this year range between VND40,000 and VND624 million a person, a survey has found. Photo: Ngoc Thang

The holiday divide: Survey finds huge disparity in Tet bonuses

You will not believe how much and how little some employers are willing to offer this holiday season

State enterprises pay highest salary in Vietnam: report

State enterprises pay highest salary in Vietnam: report

Workers in the sector are paid $309 on average a month, higher than their peers in private and foreign companies

Workers sew clothing with sewing machines at a foreign-owned garment factory in the southern province of Binh Duong. Photo: Bloomberg

Lunar New Year bonuses forecast to rise to record high

Banking and finance employees will continue to receive the biggest holiday rewards

Vietnam mulls lowest minimum-wage bump in 3 years

Vietnam mulls lowest minimum-wage bump in 3 years

"Even if labor productivity is not as high in Vietnam, this low level of productivity does not justify the low wages...

More than half of Vietnamese dissatisfied with their salary: survey

More than half of Vietnamese dissatisfied with their salary: survey

Should the percentage be higher? Who doesn't want a higher salary?

A civil cervant at work at the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Planning and Investment. Photo: Kha Hoa

Vietnam’s public wages too low, cover a third of basic needs: official

The current basic salary is around US$54 per month

Many Vietnamese workers have complained they cannot afford basic living costs with low salary. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Vietnam's minimum wage to increase $14-18 per month in 2015

The National Wage Council agreed to recommend that the government increase Vietnam's minimum monthly salary by between VND300,000-VND400,000 (US...
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