Luật sư Nguyễn Hữu Phước

Annual adjustment to increase the salary scale applied to Employees Pursuant to the labour law[1], Employers are required to periodically review to amend and supplement wage scales and payrolls in line with: (i) actual conditions for technological innovation; (ii) production and labour organisation; (iii) salary levels in the labour market; and (iv) ensuring compliance with…

The labour law on salaries only stipulates the minimum wage level in the salary scale and payroll, namely the lowest salary of the job or the simplest title under normal working conditions must not be lower than the area minimum wage prescribed by the Government; and the lowest salary of a job or title requiring…

The Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) serve as a condition for evaluating the Employees’ task completion level. In addition, there are no regulations allowing Employers to combine the salary scale and table with the KPIs to evaluate the Employees’ task completion level and to raise their salaries; also, there is not any guideline on what contents…

As prescribed by labour law, if Employees have to work extra hours on fully-paid days off, they will be paid for overtime work with the rate of at least 300% excluding the daily wage of the fully-paid days off[1]. In addition, labour law also prescribes that Employees who have spent full 12 months working for…

When issuing the salary scale and salary table, Employers should pay attention to the following: The salary levels of the jobs or titles with heavy, harmful, dangerous working conditions or extremely heavy, harmful, dangerous working conditions must be at least 5% or 7% higher than the salary levels of the jobs or titles with the…