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In addition to preferential and welfare policies, Tet bonuses are an important part of the human resource retention strategy. Photo: Quynh Chi
In addition to preferential and welfare policies, Tet bonuses are an important part of the human resource retention strategy. Photo: Quynh Chi

Tet bonuses and factors to note

Quỳnh Chi (Báo Lao Động) 14/01/2026 17:11 (GMT+7)

According to Anphabe Company, Tet bonuses are part of a strategy to retain talent and motivate employees to work.

With a reasonable and creative reward policy, businesses will not only retain excellent employees but also create a positive working environment for sustainable development. Every Tet holiday, gratitude and Tet bonuses are an important factor in building a strong company culture and employees feel long-term attached.

Anphabe Company recommends factors to consider when developing a Tet bonus policy.

transparency and fairness

Tet bonus policies need to be built publicly, transparently and ensure fairness among employees. Bonuses should be based on clear and pre-determined work results, avoiding a lack of transparency that can cause disloyalty in the team.

Create diversity and flexibility Not all employees have the same needs, so diversifying the forms of Tet bonuses is important.
It can combine bonuses, Tet gifts, travel or even training courses.HR should survey the needs of employees to come up with reasonable solutions.

Ensuring a reasonable budget

To avoid a budget shortfall at the end of the year, businesses need to plan specific finances for Tet bonuses early. A reasonable budget allocation will help the company both maintain stable financial resources and ensure employees have a happy Tet.

Encourage a culture of giving and thanking each other

To create a friendly and cohesive atmosphere, businesses can organize activities to encourage employees to give rewards and show gratitude to each other. These activities will help the company build a positive and united working environment.

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