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Noteworthy Issues regarding Foreign Workers in Vietnam

  • 22 April 2024
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  • by Hannah Huynh

Can an Indefinite-term Labor Contract be Signed with a Foreign Employee? From January 01, 2021, Article 151 of the 2019 Labor Code specifies that only a definite-term labor contract can be signed with a foreign employee with the term not exceeding the work permit term, and the parties may agree to enter into several definite-term labor contracts. The provision of signing an indefinite-term labor contract after two occasions of signing a definite-term labor contract (Article 20...

Penalty Levels for Misleading Advertising Practices (Summarized Version)

  • 10 April 2024
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  • by Hannah Huynh

We are no strangers to false advertising. They are, unfortunately, all around us. We see headlines calling out celebrities who have endorsed pharmaceuticals, dairy products, or functional foods with claims that are later proven to be inaccurate or worse, downright damaging to health. How are they held accountable by the law? Read more: https://letranlaw.com/insights/penalty-levels-for-misleading-advertising-practices/

Unlocking the Power of Preliminary Injunctive Relief Measures

  • 21 March 2024
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  • by Stephen Le

In the dynamic world of commerce, disputes can arise unexpectedly, putting business interests at stake. But fear not, understanding the ins and outs of preliminary injunctive relief measures can be your secret weapon in navigating these challenges with confidence. Read more: https://letranlaw.com/insights/enforcement-of-preliminary-injunctive-relief-measures-under-the-provisions-of-the-law-on-commercial-arbitration/

A Deep Dive Into the Problem of Corruption in Vietnam (Part 2)

  • 09 March 2024
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  • by Huy Tran

“Why is the problem of corruption in Vietnam so difficult to resolve? Have they tried this, this, and this?” In this write up, we peel the onion and explain the layers of complexity; historical and cultural factors, a lack of whistleblower protection and cross-border implications are just some of them. Read the full article HERE.

R&D, Human Resources Important for Việt Nam to Climb Value Chain

  • 22 February 2024
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  • by Việt Nam News

“As Việt Nam emerges as a destination for investments by multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the global trend of diversifying supply chains, it becomes critical for domestic enterprises to enhance competitiveness through R&D and human resource training to become an important part of the global value chain. However, domestic enterprises are facing challenges as MNEs have high requirements in technology, quality and optimisation, as well as reasonable cost, fast turnaround and delivery. “Việt Nam needs to have...

A Deep Dive Into the Problem of Corruption in Vietnam (Part 1)

  • 15 February 2024
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  • by Huy Tran

We have a common nemesis in Southeast Asia: corruption. Take a closer look at Vietnam and you’ll find a nuanced tapestry of corruption woven into its socio-economic progress. As Vietnam aspires to achieve sustainable development, tackling corruption has become absolutely critical for the country’s stability and prosperity. Read the full article HERE.

Investigation of Nine Cases Related to Management and Investment in Solar Power Projects

  • 30 January 2024
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  • by Báo Công An TP.HCM

Numerous solar power projects (SPPs), deficient in proper planning, have been expeditiously approved for inclusion by the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Unfortunately, this agency has also provided incorrect advisory, leading to many projects benefiting from preferential electricity pricing (Feed-in Tariff or FIT) amounting to trillions of dong… “Fictitious” Approvals The Government Inspectorate of Vietnam (GIV) yesterday (25/12) published its review findings and recommendations regarding the compliance with policies and laws in managing and implementing the...

Construction Dispute Case Study

  • 23 January 2024
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  • by Stephen Le

Construction Dispute Unveiled: Delve into the Tien Phong – Vina Vs. Ha Noi – Dien Bien case study by Stephen Le. Explore the complexities of partially executed agreements, debt reconciliation, and the legal battles that ensued.

What is Labor Intensive? Exploring Usage Examples

  • 09 January 2024
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  • by Huy Tran

Labor-intensive work is a term that describes the amount of human labor required to produce a good or service. It is often contrasted with capital-intensive work, which relies more on machinery and technology. Labor-intensive work has significant effects on the productivity, profitability, and competitiveness of various industries, as well as the welfare and well-being of workers. In this article, we will explore the meaning and characteristics of labor-intensive work, and illustrate its application in different sectors...

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