04/07/2024 02:33 PM

Around 90 domestic and foreign scholars shared their thoughts at the 8th international conference of Việt Nam’s Business, Economics & Resources 2024 (VBER2024) held at HCM City Open University on Tuesday (July 2).

04/07/2024 02:10 PM

Social policies and human rights are closely interrelated. The proper implementation of social policies constitutes the process of realizing human rights enshrined in Vietnam’s Constitution and law as well as international standards on human rights. At the same time, human rights guaranteed via implementation of social policies will generate a great momentum for promoting social advancement and justice and realizing the national construction goals and aspirations.

04/07/2024 02:02 PM

The cooperation between Viet Nam Social Security (VSS) and international social security organisations, notably Sanofi-Aventis Viet Nam, has been a steadfast relationship marked by responsibility and effectiveness.

01/07/2024 12:15 PM

According to Decree 73/2024/NĐ-CP dated June 30, 2024, from July 1, 2024, the basic salary shall be 2.34 million VND/month. Therefore, the health insurance premiums for households, students, and pupils will be adjusted.

01/07/2024 10:51 AM

Many higher education institutions in Việt Nam are promoting investment in scientific research as one of their key tasks, but there are still certain difficulties in implementing policies that promote research.

01/07/2024 08:33 AM

Just 777 out of 4,093 (less than 20 per cent) of unauthorised rail track crossings in urban areas have been stopped over the past five years.

30/06/2024 05:20 PM

The National Assembly (NA) passed the Law on Social Insurance (revised) at the 15th National Assembly’s 7th session on June 29, 2024. The revised law passed with 454 out of 465 deputies in favour, representing 93.42 per cent of the deputies.

30/06/2024 01:45 PM

On June 30, 2024, during the 7th sitting of the 15th National Assembly (NA), the revised Law on Social Insurance was passed with 454 out of 465 deputies in favour, representing 93.42 per cent of the deputies.