In the context of administrative reform being strongly implemented and the State management apparatus being streamlined to increase operational efficiency, tens of thousands of cadres, civil servants and public employees are facing career instability.
Since 2021, nearly 80,000 civil servants and public employees have been downsized, of which in 2022, about 39,500 people voluntarily resigned, mainly from key sectors such as education and health. These changes not only create gaps in the State administrative system but also open up new opportunities for workers, as they can move to the private sector, start their own businesses or participate in socio-economic development projects.
The workshop “Supporting career transition for public sector employees after downsizing” was held to create a forum for experts, managers, businesses and employees to discuss the current situation, opportunities and challenges of career transition in the public sector.
The event also aims to propose specific support solutions from state policies, training programs, to cooperation opportunities with the private sector, helping workers make the best use of their available experience and skills to adapt and develop sustainably.
Through this, the workshop hopes to connect abundant human resources with businesses and private organizations, in order to effectively exploit management experience, administrative skills and creative thinking abilities that have been cultivated over many years of working in the State system.

The workshop is also an opportunity for management agencies, universities and businesses to reorient development strategies, synchronize training programs, and improve skills to meet market requirements in the new era.
The workshop “Supporting career transition for public sector employees after downsizing” brought together prestigious and highly specialized speakers in the fields of labor policy, educational innovation and career transition, including: Dr. Doan Huu Tue - General Director of My Viet International Group; Associate Professor, Dr. Le Thi Thanh Ha - Deputy Director of the Institute of Philosophy, Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics; Mr. Bach Ngoc Chien - General Director of Vovinam Digital Company; Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Thi Minh Nhan - Head of the Department of Science Management and Foreign Affairs, University of Commerce;
Mr. Kieu Cong Thuoc - Chairman of VN Fund; Architect Vu Tuan Cuong - Director of A4I Company Limited; Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Thi Hong Thai - Director of the Center for Psychological and Social Research and Services,...
The contents that will be shared and discussed by experts, researchers and business representatives at the workshop include: Theoretical and practical basis of staff streamlining, issues and solutions; Labor market trends, new skill requirements and career transition opportunities for public sector workers; Success stories of career transition; Job and startup opportunities from cross-border e-commerce;
International experience in supporting workers to change careers and proposed solutions for Vietnam; Psychological preparation for workers when entering the private labor market; And proposed orientations and support solutions from management agencies, universities and businesses to help workers successfully change careers.
For professionals, academics and workers interested in and eager to learn more about career transition support solutions, the conference is the ideal forum to stay informed, learn lessons from international experience and exchange directly with leading experts.
Through in-depth discussions, workers will have the opportunity to reorient their careers, equip themselves with necessary skills and expand their relationships, contributing to increased productivity.
The workshop will take place tomorrow (March 27) at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
People's Representative Newspaper will update full information about the conference.
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