SeABank was honored as the Best Workplace in Vietnam 2024

Recently, Southeast Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SeABank, HOSE: SSB) was honored to be honored as the Best Places To Work in Vietnam 2024, announced by Anphabe and the Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI). The Best Places to Work in Vietnam is an annual working environment ranking organized by Anphabe - a pioneering consulting unit on Employer Branding and Working Environment solutions, sponsored by VCCI and verified by market research company Intage Vietnam. This ranking also provides in-depth analysis of human resource trends and human resource management, decoding important factors in attracting, motivating and retaining talent for businesses to shape effective human resource strategies. In 2024, the ranking was compiled based on survey results from more than 70,000 employees across Vietnam based on many criteria such as: salary, development opportunities, culture and environment, leadership and management, quality of work - life and company reputation... With persistent efforts in building an equal, friendly, cohesive, professional working environment for employees to shine in their own way with a clear career path, competitive welfare policies and many preferential policies for employees, SeABank was voted and honored in the ranking of Best Workplaces in Vietnam 2024.

Identifying human resources as the “key” to sustainable development, SeABank always focuses on developing resources with attractive salary and bonus policies, outstanding welfare policies with the desire to help employees feel secure in their work and stay with the Bank for a long time. Accordingly, the annual salary increase mechanism ensures a competitive level in the market, a higher annual leave policy than the standard for employees with seniority and many contributions, comprehensive health insurance SeACare, preferential loan package for employees - SeAStaff Privilege, periodic health check-ups, issuance of stock options for employees - SEAESOP. In addition, SeABank also has many employee bonding activities that are regularly organized such as Team Building, SeASport Sports Festival, SeALegue Football Tournament, SeABank Run For The Future, Year End Party... The Bank also always thoughtfully cares for employees' families such as: SeATet gift program to show gratitude to parents, lucky money/gifts for employees' children, Family Day - SeAFamily... In addition, with the goal of becoming a leading bank in organizational culture, SeABank always focuses on developing corporate culture, identifying organizational culture as an intangible asset, contributing to creating strength for the organization, in which the core value "For the community" is always emphasized. Every year, a series of meaningful humanitarian programs such as Spring of Love, SeABankers for Children, Citizens' Week,... have been implemented by all employees to spread love, share with disadvantaged groups in society as well as build a culture for the community. Investing in depth and always striving to create the best working environment, SeABank is proud of its increasingly professional and dedicated staff, meeting the development requirements of the Bank in the new period. The rate of employees attached to SeABank is increasing, demonstrating satisfaction and commitment to the bank. Of the more than 5,500 employees officially working at SeABank, nearly 2,900 have had more than 5 years of experience, of which more than 800 have worked for 10 years and nearly 500 have worked for more than 15 years. Before being honored as "Best Workplace in Vietnam 2024", SeABank was also honored by HR Asia for 3 consecutive years (2021-2023). This will be the driving force for the Bank to continue to build a transparent, cohesive, and effective working environment, replicating the culture of connection that the Bank has built over the past 3 decades. This is proof that SeABank has effectively promoted its human resources policy, retaining capable and dedicated people for the Bank. Source: https://daibieunhandan.vn/seabank-duoc-vinh-danh-noi-lam-viec-tot-nhat-viet-nam-2024-post397387.html