Vietnam: A Guide to HR in Asia's Next Growth Market
Published: September 2014In this issue of Vietnam Briefing Magazine, we attempt to clarify human resources (HR) and payroll processes in Vietnam. We first take you through the current trends affecting the HR landscape and then we delve into the process of hiring and paying your employees. We next look at what specific obligations an employer has to their employees. Additionally, we guide you through the often complex system of visas, work permits, and temporary residence cards. Finally, we highlight the benefits of outsourcing your payroll to a “pan-Asia” vendor.
No. of Pages: 12 pages
In this issue:
- Company Considerations
- HR Trends in Vietnam
- How to Hire & Pay Staff in Vietnam
- Social Security Obligations
- Employee Considerations
- Navigating Personal Income Tax
- Visas, Work Permits, and Temporary Residence Cards
- Expert Commentary: The Benefits of Outsourcing Payroll Processing
As more and more foreign companies look to Vietnam as Asia’s next growth market and key sourcing destination, finding the right employees has taken on an added importance. While the country’s labor pool is growing fast, there is intense competition to attract top candidates for positions in Vietnam.
Vietnam is undergoing strong economic growth and is experiencing the benefits of its demographic dividend. As such, Vietnam is increasingly seen as the place to be in Asia for foreign businesses and investors. In this fast changing environment, it is crucial to have a clear understanding of the legal obligations that companies have to their employees and what trends are affecting the HR and payroll landscape.
In this issue of Vietnam Briefing Magazine, we attempt to clarify HR and payroll processes in Vietnam. We first take you through the current trends affecting the HR landscape and then we delve into the process of hiring and paying your employees. We next look at what specific obligations an employer has to their employees. Additionally, we guide you through the often complex system of visas, work permits, and temporary residence cards. Finally, we highlight the benefits of outsourcing your payroll to a “pan-Asia” vendor.