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Parliament members suggest provincial mergers to cut civil servant numbers
National Assembly deputies Friday proposed more mergers of provinces and cities to reduce the number of civil servants.
Hanoi cracks down on fancy weddings for government employees
Civil servants will have to celebrate their special day in relative obscurity in order to set a good example.
HCMC scraps proposed ban on jeans in public offices following opposition
The megacity has reconsidered the proposal after some people called it 'rigid' and 'silly.'
December 13, 2017 | 07:21 pm PT
After trying to ban perfume, Hanoi now wants to teach officials how to speak
No stuttering, lisping or regional dialects if you want to become bureaucrats in the capital.
October 3, 2017 | 01:36 am PT
Vietnamese official clutches at East vs. West argument to justify ban on jeans in public offices
The official behind the ban says jeans are for cowboys, not civil servants.
September 7, 2017 | 08:14 pm PT