Policy for cadres and civil servants transferred to work due to staff streamlining
Cadres and civil servants transferred to work due to staff streamlining are entitled to policies according to Decree 154/2025/ND-CP.
Article 7 of Decree 154/2025/ND-CP stipulates the policy of transferring to work at organizations that do not receive regular salaries from the State budget:
Subjects transferred to work at organizations that do not receive regular funding from the state budget are entitled to the following regimes: Receive a subsidy of 3 months of current salary;
Receive a subsidy of 0.5 months of current salary for each year of work with compulsory social insurance contributions.
Note, the above policy does not apply to the following cases:
Those who have worked at public service units when the unit converts to self-guaranteeing regular expenditures or self-guaranteeing regular expenditures and investment expenditures or enterprises or equitized enterprises are still allowed to continue working;
Those who are subject to staff reduction and have at least 3 years left until the retirement age specified in Appendix II issued with Decree 135/2020/ND-CP, have enough working time with compulsory social insurance payment or more to receive pension according to the provisions of law, including 15 years in arduous, toxic, or dangerous jobs;
Or especially heavy, toxic, dangerous on the list issued by a Government agency performing the function of state management of labor or having worked for 15 years or more in an area with particularly difficult socio-economic conditions issued by a Government agency performing the function of State management of labor, including working time in a place with a regional allowance coefficient of 0.7 or higher before January 1, 2021.
Those who are subject to staff streamlining and have the age of 3 years or less to the retirement age specified in Appendix I issued with Decree 135/2020/ND-CP, have enough working time with compulsory social insurance payment or more to receive pension according to the provisions of the law on social insurance.
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