To understand the concept of an occupational accident, we base it on the regulations in Clause 8, Article 3 of the Law on Occupational Safety and Health 2015. According to this regulation, we can determine that an occupational accident is an accident that occurs to with employees during the working process, associated with the performance of work and labor tasks. These can be accidents that cause damage to any part or function of the body or cause death to the worker....View more

Occupational accidents have always been an issue that employers and employees are particularly concerned about. Especially for workers involved in construction, engineering, and dangerous occupations that threaten health and life....View more

Companies that want to carry out employment service activities such as: Job introduction, labor supply... must carry out procedures to apply for a license to operate employment services at the provincial Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs. /city where the employee works....View more

Procedures for the first issuance of an Establishment Registration Certificate of an establishment providing domestic violence prevention and control support services...View more

“Is abortion covered by health insurance?” It is known that when participating in health insurance, people will receive partial or full support for medical examination and treatment costs, but this does not necessarily apply to abortion cases....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

Compulsory insurance fees for construction workers on the construction site are specified in Decree No. 67/2023/ND-CP....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

According to Article 13 of Circular No. 59/2015/TT-BLĐTBXH of the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs detailing and guiding the implementation of a number of articles of the Social Insurance Law on compulsory social insurance...View more