Ministry of Home Affairs requests report on Tet salaries and bonuses before November 25th

The Ministry of Home Affairs has just sent an official dispatch to the Directors of Departments of Home Affairs of provinces and centrally-run cities, requesting them to report on the situation of salaries, bonuses and labor relations in enterprises.

According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, the reporting aims to promptly grasp the situation of salaries, bonuses and labor relations in enterprises, serving state management work; and at the same time implement solutions to stabilize labor relations, especially during the Tet holiday.

The Ministry requests the Departments of Home Affairs of provinces and cities to closely coordinate with the Management Boards of industrial parks, economic zones, export processing zones, the Provincial Labor Federation and relevant agencies; strengthen coordination between the provincial and commune levels in monitoring and grasping the production and business activities of enterprises, jobs and lives of workers, labor relations at enterprises and labor fluctuations.

Along with that, localities need to promote propaganda and dissemination of policies and laws on labor, especially new regulations on employment, wages, and social insurance; strengthen inspection and supervision of the implementation of policies and laws on labor and strictly and promptly handle violations.

The Ministry of Home Affairs also proposed to promote activities to support the building of harmonious, stable, and progressive labor relations in enterprises. In which, proactively implement solutions to prevent and minimize labor disputes and strikes that may arise in the area before, during and after the New Year holiday and Lunar New Year.

Localities need to support the parties in dialogue, negotiation, and early agreement to resolve arising labor disputes and strikes, not to let them drag on and spread, causing insecurity, social order, and safety.

In addition to the above tasks, the Department of Home Affairs shall preside over and coordinate with the Management Board of industrial parks, economic zones, and export processing zones to report on the labor situation, wages, wage arrears, and labor relations in 2026; and the plan to reward according to the production and business results of enterprises in the area during the New Year and Lunar New Year 2027.

The Department of Home Affairs is responsible for summarizing data according to the attached form, and sending it to the Ministry of Home Affairs (through the Department of Salary and Social Insurance) before November 25, 2020.

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