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Violation of regulations on probationary salary is one of the common violations in the labor sector in Vietnam. This behavior not only causes damage to employees but can also lead to administrative sanctions for employers. This article will provide detailed information about probationary salary regulations, violations and corresponding penalties.

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ToggleProbationary salary is the salary paid by the employer to the employee during the probationary period. The employer and employee can agree on the probation content stated in the labor contract or agree on probation by signing a probation contract.
Employers do not apply probation to employees who sign labor contracts with a term of less than 1 month.
According to the provisions of Article 26 of the Labor Code 2019, the probationary salary must be agreed upon by the parties in the probationary contract and must not be lower than 85% of the official salary of the corresponding job or title.
Points to note about probationary salary:
Reality shows that there are many cases where employers violate regulations on probationary wages, affecting the rights of employees. Some common violations include:
The above violations by employers often stem from limited awareness of the law or intentional violations for personal gain.
According to Article 10 of Decree 12/2022/ND-CP, employers who violate regulations on probationary wages may be subject to administrative sanctions as follows:
In addition to fines, employers must also take remedial measures such as:
Penalties for violations of regulations on probationary wages not only ensure the rights of employees but also help businesses comply with legal regulations and avoid risks. Businesses need to clearly understand the penalties and take timely corrective measures to build a transparent and professional working environment, creating trust with employees and partners.

Below are the questions we have compiled during the consulting process for customers, please refer to:
The probationary contract is a separate agreement that only applies to the probationary period, while the labor contract includes both the probationary period and the official working period.
According to regulations, probationary employees are not required to pay social insurance, unless otherwise agreed between the two parties.
Employees will still be paid for actual work days during the probationary period, regardless of the final outcome.
No, the probationary period must comply with the law, depending on the type of job and professional qualifications of the employee.
Employees need to prepare a probationary contract or labor contract, payroll, documents related to working time and any other agreements related to probationary salary.
Yes, the probationary salary cannot be lower than the regional minimum salary prescribed by the Government.
Employees can complain at the district-level Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs where the enterprise is headquartered or sued in court.
Enterprises can only deduct amounts prescribed by law and must have the consent of employees.
Yes, if the employee continues to work after the probationary period, the probationary period will be counted in the working time to calculate severance pay.
Yes, the employer must notify the employee in advance of the termination of the probationary contract according to the provisions of law.
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Violating the regulations on probationary salary can lead to serious legal consequences for businesses, including administrative penalties and labor disputes. Complying with regulations helps businesses avoid risks, create a transparent, professional working environment and attract talent. If you need detailed advice on labor law, please contact Long Phan Consulting Company via the hotline 0906735386 for timely support.









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