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After every five-year term, key leaders are replaced, meaning subordinate positions will also be replaced with their trusted followers. And the concerns about the process have been increasingly aired.
National index reveals results of reforms to public administration
VietNamNet Bridge – Tran Anh Tuan, deputy minister of home affairs,
explained to Thoi bao Kinh te Viet Nam (Viet Nam Economic Times) the
results of the recent Public Administration Reform Index.
Few assets returned in most corruption cases
VietNamNet Bridge – The Government Inspectorate of Viet Nam released a
UNDP-supported report yesterday (July 29), detailing why corrupt asset
recovery is the least effective anti-corruption programme in the
country.
HCM City to recruit civil servants via computer
VietNamNet Bridge – The HCMC government is expected to recruit civil
servants via tests in English and information technology on computer
between December 23 and 31, said the city’s Department of Home Affairs.
Inefficient State staff face the axe
VietNamNet Bridge – If the head of a public sector office fails to
perform assigned duties, he/she may be transferred to another position,
Tran Anh Tuan, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs tells Nguoi Lao dong (The
Labourer).
Fort Hood’s Luong becomes first Vietnamese-American general
Fort Hood Col. Viet Xuan Luong became the first Vietnamese American
to be made a general in US history in an August 6 ceremony at Cooper
Field at Fort Hood, attracting Austin police and members of the local
Vietnamese community.
Instruction takes tough stance on corrupt, irresponsible officials
VietNamNet Bridge – Tran Anh Tuan, Vice Minister of Home Affairs,
tells Tin Tuc (News) Newspaper that underperforming civil servants and
public employees may be in the firing line for job cuts.
Civil servants rush to study for doctorates to avoid staff cutbacks
VietNamNet Bridge – Many people are studying for doctorates, or
racing for professorships, not so much to obtain deeper knowledge in
their fields, but just for a little extra job security.
Officials getting drunk on public funds
VietNamNet Bridge – Most civil servants who drink appear to enjoy
their tipple a bit too much, leaving a negative impact on their work at
state agencies in Viet Nam.
100,000 civil servants may lose their jobs by 2020
VietNamNet Bridge - The Ministry of Home Affairs has drafted a
personnel downsizing plan at government agencies from 2014 to 2020,
under which about 100,000 public servants will lose their jobs.
Civil servants benefit more from social insurance
VietNamNet Bridge – The current social insurance in Vietnam is having
a big discrimination where military personnel and civil servants are
having an advantage over workers from the private sector, according to
labor experts.
Minimum wage for civil servants rises
VietNamNet Bridge – Civil servants, members of the armed forces and
socio-political organisation stafff will enjoy an increase of 9.5 per
cent to their monthly minimum wage from July 1.
Reforms improve Da Nang's ranking
VietNamNet Bridge – The central city has improved its ranking under
the Provincial Governance and Public Administration Performance Index
(PAPI).
CCTV cameras to monitor civil servants in Quang Binh Province
VietNamNet Bridge – The central province of Quang Binh has announced
that henceforth the workings of civil servants will be monitored on CCTV
camera to avoid them from wasting time lingering in coffee shops.
