Other Briefings
Vietnam Hikes Minimum Wages by 5.3 Percent in 2019
Vietnam has increased the minimum wage by 5.3 percent in 2019, its lowest compared to previous years. Read more to know about the regional minimum wages and how rising consumer prices can force further hikes in the near future.
Hiring Mid-Level Managers in Vietnam
Hiring mid-level managers is crucial for investors operating in Vietnam. Vietnam Briefing looks at the reasons why and what companies can do to retain qualified managers.
Vietnam’s Average Wages on the Rise
Vietnam’s average wages grew over 10 percent in 2017, with the private sector witnessing the highest growth, while the state-owned enterprises continue to have the highest salaries. Read more to know about the average wages, regional differences, the impact of FDI, and economic sectors with rising wages.
Vietnam Social Security Scheme Update for Expatriate Workers
The government has issued the new Social Security Scheme for expatriate workers which will be in effect from December 1, 2018. Read more to know about the changes in contributions, payout options, and expat concerns.
Labor Market Trends in Vietnam
As businesses move towards Industry 4.0, the government cannot just depend on the labor-intensive sectors for growth. They have to focus on increasing the productivity, skills, and quality of labor to remain competitive. Read more to know about the labor market and major challenges facing the government.
Vietnam: HCM City Leads the Average Salary Rankings
HCM City maintains its position as having the highest average salary in Vietnam at US$ 456 per month, 38 percent higher than the national average. Read more to know about the other cities following HCM City, salary levels based on experience, average industry salaries, and salary growth.
Vietnam: Minimum Wages on the Rise in 2018
In 2018, Vietnam along with several ASEAN member states will see a rise in minimum wages. For countries, maintaining a balance between rising wages and productivity is crucial for a sustainable growth. Read more to know about the rising minimum wages and the long-term impact in the region.
Vietnam’s New Payroll Obligations in 2018
Vietnam has revised the minimum wages, salary caps for unemployment insurance, and social insurance for foreign workers, most of which will be in effect from January 2018. Read more to know about the changes and it’s impact on the payroll.
Payroll Obligations in Vietnam
For new firms, payroll administration can quickly become a complex and confusing process.Vietnam Briefing discusses important payroll related obligations for employers such as minimum wage, overtime, social insurance, and income tax.
Vietnamese Labor Contracts: What You Need to Know
Establishing a firm foundation to human resources management in Vietnam starts with preparing and signing well-considered employment contracts. Read more for an overview of the most important issues to consider when starting the drafting process.
