Other Briefings
Total Workforce Index 2019 – 3 Challenges for Vietnam’s Labor
As Vietnam integrates more into the global economy, it faces three labor challenges according to the 2019 Total Workforce Index.
Vietnam to Increase Minimum Wage from January 2020
Vietnam will increase minimum wage levels by 5.7 percent from January 1, 2020. Vietnam Briefing highlights the key changes for foreign investors.
Vietnam’s Maternity Leave – Benefits and Application
In Vietnam there are specific regulations on maternity leave that are unique to the country. It is important foreign investors are aware of the complexities of maternity laws in Vietnam.
Payroll in Vietnam: A Guide to Compensation, Bonuses, and Benefits
As a greater amount of foreign companies establish a business in Vietnam, a thorough knowledge of the country’s salary structure is vital to operate efficiently and to improve staff retention.
How to Terminate an Employee in Vietnam
We discuss the grounds for termination and compliances that foreign investors should be aware of.
New Minimum Basic Salary, Social Insurance Rates in Vietnam
Vietnam Briefing discusses the new regulation on minimum basic salary as well as upcoming changes to social insurance contribution for foreigners.
Labor Outsourcing in Vietnam: 5 Key Reforms from Decree 29
Foreign investors should be aware of new labor outsourcing regulations which came into effect on May 5. Vietnam Briefing highlights five key reforms to Decree 29.
Vietnam E-visas: Complete Guide 2023
Vietnam has extended its e-visa program until 2021. We take a look at which nationalities are eligible and explain the application process.
Vietnam Labor Law Compliance: Guidelines for Self-Inspection
From January 1, 2019, enterprises in Vietnam need to self- inspect for compliance of the labor law. Read more to know about the scope of the inspection, employer obligations, and procedures to conduct the annual inspection.
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.
