Workers to register information about social insurance and unemployment insurance in the national database
Approximately 60% of working-age workers have not yet had their employment information collected, making it difficult for management agencies to access and ensure them benefit from social policies.
The electronic social insurance book to be issued no later than January 1, 2026
Detailed Regulation on laborers' unemployment insurance participation
Warning: "Social Insurance Information Update" Scam
New Regulation on Tasks, Functions and powers of VSS Board of Commissioner
African Development Bank Group to introduce changes to prioritize investing in Africa’s young people
The African Development Bank, with technical support from the ILO, is rolling out the Youth, Jobs and Skills Marker System to systematically integrate job creation, skills development and youth empowerment across all its projects.
Recent Development in foreign Public and Private Pensions
Major Pension Reforms in some countries
Social Security Achieves Key Milestones in Customer Service Transformation
ILO brief highlights global five-month gender gap in paid parental leaves
Developing the labor market, ensuring sustainable employment, expanding the number of participants in unemployment insurance
In the afternoon of November 3rd, at the National Assembly’ Headquarter, the NA Standing Committee provided its opinions on the draft Law on Employment (amended). Vice Chairman of the NA Nguyen Khac Dinh chaired the meeting.
Perfecting health insurance policies, better meeting the benefits of participants
Digital transformation targets better service quality for citizens and businesses
Conference shares international experience in health insurance law amendments
Breakthrough in Implementing Project 06: Elevating Services for Citizens and Businesses
Consulting international experience in amendments and supplements to the Law on Social Insurance in line with Vietnam’s circumstances
VSS speeding up certifying workers eligible for housing rental support
Ensuring safety and health of female workers in industrial zones
According to statistics, Viet Nam hosts more than 400 industrial zones, including four export processing zones, which employ millions of workers, a considerable proportion of whom are women. To enhance workforce quality and address the country’s development demands, relevant sectors and authorities must adopt tailored approaches and comprehensive healthcare solutions for female workers in these settings.
Economic diplomacy to support growth target of 8.3 - 8.5% in 2025: PM
Conditions for applying for Vietnamese nationality
Viet Nam, Japan discuss to promote labour cooperation
Việt Nam presents five proposals to protect environment, global health at BRICS Summit
Sickness
Work Injury and Occupational Disease
Survivor’s
Old-age
Maternity
Unemployment
Medical (Health Insurance)
Certificate of coverage
ISSA-ASSA Networking