Implementing the policy of Minister Nguyen Manh Hung on the secondment of cadres in vertical sectors, on the morning of August 2, the Department of Organization and Personnel (Ministry of Information and Communications) coordinated with the Department of Press, the Department of Publishing, Printing & Distribution and the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Information and Communications to organize a Conference to deploy the decision on cadre work.

Based on the proposals of the units, the Department of Organization and Personnel advised the Ministry's leaders on the secondment of 3 civil servants.

Accordingly, the Minister of Information and Communications decided to second Mr. Nguyen Phan Phuc, Chief Inspector, Deputy Head of the Press and Publishing Inspection Department (Inspector of the Ministry of Information and Communications) to work at the Press Department. Mr. Phuc was assigned to hold the position of Head of the Inspection and Legal Department (Press Department) for a period of 2 years.

The Minister also decided to second Mr. Nguyen Bang Vu, Head of the Inspection and Legal Affairs Department (Department of Press) to work at the Department of Publishing, Printing and Distribution. Mr. Bang was assigned to take on the position of Head of the Inspection and Legal Affairs Department (Department of Publishing, Printing and Distribution), for a period of 2 years.

Mr. Hoang Ngoc Binh, Head of the Inspection and Legal Affairs Department (Department of Publishing, Printing and Distribution) was also seconded by the Minister to take up the position of Deputy Head of the Press and Publishing Inspection Department (Inspector of the Ministry of Information and Communications) for a period of 2 years.

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Three officials received the decision to be seconded from the Department of Organization and Personnel. Photo: Le Anh Dung

Ms. Vu Thi La, Deputy Director of the Department of Organization and Personnel, said that the rotation and secondment of cadres in vertical sectors is a policy of the leaders of the Ministry of Information and Communications to train and foster civil servants and public employees and strengthen coordination between units in the Ministry.

At the request of the Ministry's leaders, the Department of Personnel Organization has compiled data on vertical personnel to prepare for the implementation of mobilization and rotation in the coming time. This is also the first time this policy has been implemented by the Ministry of Information and Communications.

“ The assignment of cadres is to carry out tasks for a certain period of time, not to promote or demote. This is an opportunity for cadres to change their working environment, expand relationships, and accumulate more knowledge, skills, and experience to serve the work process, ” Ms. Vu Thi La shared.

Sending congratulations to the three newly transferred officers, the Deputy Head of the Personnel Department believes that the policy of rotating and seconding officers in vertical sectors will be successful and highly effective. The Personnel Department also requested the units receiving the secondments to assign work and create conditions for the seconded officers to complete their tasks well.

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Leaders of the units receiving secondments took photos with the officers assigned to new tasks. Photo: Le Anh Dung

After receiving the decision on secondment, the new Head of the Inspection and Legal Affairs Department (Press Department) Nguyen Phan Phuc said that the rotation and secondment of officials is a correct policy of the leaders of the Ministry of Information and Communications.

Honored to be one of the first people selected to carry out this work, Mr. Phuc expressed his belief that the policy of rotating and seconding cadres in vertical sectors will bring better results for the common work of the Ministry.

Having worked in journalism for over 20 years, Mr. Nguyen Bang Vu was a bit hesitant and worried when he moved to a new position at first. However, realizing that this was an opportunity for him to approach a new field and learn about new issues, the new Head of the Inspection and Legal Department (Department of Publishing, Printing and Distribution) promised to try his best and contribute all his abilities and experience to the unit.

Sharing after being assigned to a new position, Mr. Hoang Ngoc Binh expressed his excitement when the Ministry's leaders opened up opportunities in a new environment. Identifying the secondment as a long-term business trip, the new Deputy Head of the Press and Publication Inspection Department (Inspector of the Ministry of Information and Communications) considered this an opportunity to accumulate knowledge, learn experience, and thereby contribute to the common cause of the Information and Communications industry.

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