Article: Social insurance to be raised?, THE VIETNAM INVESTMENT REVIEW

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LOCAL experts have raised concerns over proposed amendments to the draft social insurance law which could bring about great changes to the mobility of the labor market. The Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA) plans to raise social insurance contributions from the current level of 20 per cent of salaries, and make everyone subject to contributions. The ministry claimed that among 39 million employees in Vietnam, only 6 million people are compelled under law to pay social insurance, accounting for just 15 per cent of the labor pool. Of these, only 4.1 million actually pay the required contributions and are therefore covered by the social insurance ...

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