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Many businesses in Việt Nam willing to pay high salaries for AI personnel

Many businesses in Việt Nam willing to pay high salaries for AI personnel

A majority of companies are willing to offer higher salaries for AI candidates compared to other positions.
Salary increases in 2020 lowest in 10 years: survey

Salary increases in 2020 lowest in 10 years: survey

Salaries increased by 6.5 per cent this year at multinational companies and 5.2 per cent at Vietnamese companies, and are forecast to increase by 7 per cent and 7.7 per cent next year.
SBV gives non-interest loan of VND16 trillion to pay salaries for workers

SBV gives non-interest loan of VND16 trillion to pay salaries for workers

The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has given a non-interest loan of VND16 trillion to employers to pay salaries for workers, who have stopped working due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic.
HCM City banks to ensure ATMs cope with extra demand during Tet

HCM City banks to ensure ATMs cope with extra demand during Tet

The State Bank of Viet Nam’s HCM City office has taken measures to ensure workers get their salaries and bonuses paid smoothly before Tet (the Lunar New Year) and ATMs work without a hitch during the holidays, which begin on...
IT engineers have most competitive salary in Viet Nam

IT engineers have most competitive salary in Viet Nam

Information and technology - software jobs- offer the most competitive salaries in Viet Nam, according to VietnamWorks''s Salary Insights report.
Benefits, career growth retain talent

Benefits, career growth retain talent

Competitive salaries and benefits can help retain talented staff at companies but other factors such as career growth opportunities are important as well, business leaders said at a seminar held in HCM City on Tuesday.
Salaries of top executives in State enterprises revealed

Salaries of top executives in State enterprises revealed

The salaries of 120 top executives of 11 State-owned companies range from VND40 million (US$1,900) to VND66 million ($3,100) per month, the Ministry of Industry and Trade reported on September 23.