The Ho Chi Minh City Federation of Labour asks grassroots unions to urge employers to publicly announce their Tết Đinh Mùi 2027 bonus plans by 30/11/2026, and to pay bonuses or partial advances from November or December 2026 where possible. Unions are also asked to monitor full and on-time wage payments, including overtime, night and holiday pay, and to request that January 2027 wages be paid early or advanced. Workers facing wage arrears, job losses, serious illness or workplace injuries will be reviewed to propose Tết support. Employers that pay wages late, have prolonged social insurance debts, or risk closure or bankruptcy must be reported immediately. Industrial park unions must submit a preliminary report by 3/12/2026 and a second-round report by 15/1/2027, and each must list 2 employers for supervision by 30/12/2026.
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Original headline: TP.HCM vận động doanh nghiệp công khai thưởng Tết Đinh Mùi 2027 trong tháng 11
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