Wage is understood as the amount of money that the employer, after using labor and making a profit from the employee, must fulfill the obligation to pay wages on the basis of entering into a labor contract or performance. perform specific work. Currently, for projects or constructions, investors pay salaries through contractors to support the management of salary payments to workers....View more

During pregnancy, how many days does a female employee take off for prenatal check-ups in total? The law currently regulates this issue to ensure the rights of pregnant female workers. The answer will be shortly....View more

Are female workers entitled to leave to recuperate after abortion? This is a question that many female workers are concerned about because abortion greatly affects women's health. The answer will be shortly....View more

Accountants who are new to work and are not familiar with dealing with employee benefits will likely encounter problems: "Does returning to work require an increase in maternity leave?". The answer will be shortly....View more

Currently, when employees and employers enter into contracts with each other, the agreement contents related to the form of salary payment are indispensable contents. As noted in Article 96 of the 2019 Labor Code, it is stipulated as follows:...View more

On August 25, 2023, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor issued Decision No. 7785/QD-TLD on the implementation of policies to support trade union members and workers whose working hours are reduced or labor contracts are terminated due to enterprises cutting or reducing orders....View more

Current law has specific regulations on the employer's salary payment obligations. Pursuant to the provisions of Article 90 of the 2019 Labor Code, there are regulations on wages. Accordingly, salary is the amount of money that the employer will be obliged to pay to the employee according to the agreement of the parties to perform work in many different forms. salary by job and salary by title, including salary allowances and other additional payments as prescribed by law. Pursuant to the provisions of Article 18 of the 2019 Labor Code, there are regulations on the obligation to enter into labor contracts, specifically as follows:...View more

Article 94 of the 2019 Labor Code regulates the principles of salary payment. This Article stipulates the principles of salary payment as follows:...View more

According to the 2019 Labor Code and Decree 135/2020/ND-CP, important regulations related to elderly workers and retirement age have been introduced, with future retirement age adjustments. Currently, in 2023, the age considered an elderly worker is 60 years and 9 months for men and 56 years for women, and this age will gradually increase according to the roadmap....View more

It is one of the important benefits, but many workers still do not know about the maternity leave policy that leaves 2 hours early. So who is this mode for? If an employee comes in late or leaves two hours early, how is his salary calculated?...View more