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Many public employees have recently quit their jobs and taken a job in the private sector. This indicates that the public sector is not attractive and that many problems need to be addressed.
“1,000 public employees quitting jobs each month is inaccurate data”: HCM City
Low wages are eroding the integrity and dignity of civil servants: NA deputies
VN ministries set strict requirements on civil servants’ clothing at work
The codes of conduct previously released by other ministries and local authorities do not include detailed requirements on dressing at work or a ban on wearing jeans that was recently issued the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
Ministry of Home Affairs asks civil servants not to work in jeans
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has told civil servants and public employees to dress properly at work, with no jeans.
Education Ministry explains ranking of teachers by professional ethical standards
The circulars released by Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) recently not only set criteria for ranking teachers by professional qualifications but also by professional ethical standards.
Lifetime employment for public employees in VN abolished from July 1
The amended and supplemented Law on Cadres and Civil Servants and the revised Law on Public Employees took effect from July 1, with the lifetime employment policy for State employees eliminated.
Revision of Anti-Corruption Law imperative
Streamlined gov’t is a good gov’t
Trimming public sector a must
State cracks down on bloated civil service
Civil servants are valuable state treasures
Judicial systems go online
Public employees should know they are the people's servants
Transparency, supervision needed to reduce Vietnam's public debt
National index reveals results of reforms to public administration
Home affairs ministry to study standard salary rate
