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Vietnam s public sector workers among lowest paid in South-East Asia, say local media reports

The average income of civil servants in Vietnam is 10 million Vietnamese dong (US$422), which is equivalent to 18 per cent of the average public sector wage in Thailand, 34 per cent in Malaysia and 59 per cent in Cambodia, Xinhua quoted a Vietnam News report.

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Vietnam s public sector workers paid less than peers in South-East Asia

HANOI (Xinhua): The average income of civil servants in Vietnam is 10 million Vietnamese dong (US$422), which is equivalent to 18 per cent of the average public sector wage in Thailand, 34 per cent in Malaysia and 59 per cent in Cambodia, Vietnam News reported on Friday (June 16).

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