Plan to arrange non-professional cadres at the commune level

In Decision No. 759/QD-TTg approving the Project on rearranging and reorganizing administrative units at all levels and building a model of organizing local government at both levels, the Government has instructed localities on the staffing of cadres, civil servants and public employees at the commune level.

The project clearly states that the scale of commune-level administrative units is larger than at present and the tasks and powers of local commune-level authorities have increased. Commune-level administrative units will perform all tasks and powers of the current local government at the district and commune levels.

According to the project, the use of part-time workers at the commune level will end. For part-time workers at the commune level who are not assigned to work according to regulations, the resignation policy will be implemented.

In addition, local authorities are assigned to consider and arrange non-professional workers at the commune level to meet the requirements of the task of participating in work in villages and residential groups.

The Government assigns the Ministry of Home Affairs to coordinate with the Central Organizing Committee and relevant agencies based on the population size, natural area, functions, tasks, and powers of local authorities at the commune level as a basis for developing and completing job positions to submit to competent authorities to assign the payroll of commune-level cadres, civil servants, and public employees to localities.

Regarding personnel work, the National Assembly Standing Committee has just issued a resolution regulating the arrangement of administrative units in 2025, effective from April 15.

Cadres, civil servants and public employees from the old administrative unit continue to work in the political system and will receive reserved regimes, salaries and position allowances for 6 months.

After 6 months, the regime, policies and position allowances will be implemented according to the new regulations.

The Provincial People's Committee and relevant agencies are responsible for implementing regimes and policies for cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers in the process of arranging administrative units and organizing the apparatus.

People, cadres, civil servants, public employees, workers and salary earners in the armed forces in administrative units after the merger will continue to enjoy special regimes and policies according to regions, areas or administrative units as before the arrangement until a new decision is made by competent authorities.

The current regimes and policies of the central and local governments will also remain the same in scope, scope and content until adjustment is made. In case of changing the name of the administrative unit, the new name will be used to implement specific regimes and policies.

The Resolution also requires the local government where the new headquarters is located to arrange public housing and means of transport for cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers from the units implementing the arrangement. At the same time, provincial authorities are responsible for supporting commune-level authorities after arranging budget balance to invest in upgrading working headquarters.

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