Dr. Nguyễn Quốc Việt, Deputy Director of VEPR, discussed with Vietnam News Agency the 30 per cent increase in Việt Nam''s basic salary to VNĐ2.34 million on July 1, and concerns over potential market price hikes.
The inflationary pressure is not significant in the second half of this year, Nguyễn Đức Độ, Deputy Director of the Institute of Economics and Finance said. The inflationary drivers in the first half of this year mainly came from the...
As the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs has been gathering comments on a draft on the minimum wage, insiders say the proposed wages are insufficient to make ends meet.
Eight associations with a large labour force have proposed the Government increase the regional minimum wage from January 1, 2023 instead of July 1, 2022 as per the National Wage Council''s decision.
The Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) on Wednesday proposed that the regional minimum wage (covering four regions in the country) not be increased next year.
While labour productivity in Viet Nam remains low compared with neighbouring countries, the drastically disproportionate increase of minimum wage and wages might harm the competitiveness of businesses and the long-term development of the country.
Commercial bank employees received an average monthly wage last year of
VND13-23 million (US$580-1,020), up VND1-4 million against 2014, thanks
to better performance.
Asia Commercial Bank in the first half of the year cut down the
total number of employees at the bank and its affiliates by 568 to just
over 9,700, according to a new financial report.
Last month, Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung approved Decree
49/2013/ND-CP, which commissioned the establishment of a National Wage
Council to oversee national wage levels throughout the country.