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The Ministry of Science and Technology is soliciting comments on the draft Decree stipulating preferential professional allowances for people working in the atomic energy sector receiving salaries from the state budget. Download Proposal for the highest career incentive allowance of 70% for people working in the atomic energy field. Completing the policy to attract human resources in the atomic energy field. According to the Ministry of Science and Technology, the purpose of developing a draft Decree stipulating the career incentive allowance regime for people working in the atomic energy field receiving salaries from the state budget is to concretize the provisions of the 2025 Atomic Energy Law and Decree No. 331/2025/ND-CP on career incentive allowances for people working in the atomic energy field receiving salaries from the state budget. At the same time, contributing to perfecting regulations on career incentive allowances in a way that appropriately reflects the specific nature of the job, working conditions, professional requirements, professional responsibilities and requirements to ensure nuclear safety and security; contributing to attracting, maintaining and developing high-quality human resources and ensuring the stability of the staff working in the field of atomic energy to meet development requirements in the new situation. Creating a unified legal basis for ministries, branches, localities and relevant agencies and organizations to implement preferential professional allowances for people working in the field of atomic energy. Proposed 3 levels of allowances for people working in the national radiation and nuclear safety agency. Draft regulations stipulate that civil servants, public employees and contract workers in the national radiation and nuclear safety agency are entitled to career preferential allowances at 3 levels: 1. The 70% preferential allowance applies to the following cases: a) People performing the assessment of radiation safety, nuclear safety and security, licensing work; b) People carrying out specialized inspection and examination of radiation and nuclear safety, supervising the assurance of radiation safety, nuclear safety and nuclear security; c) People carrying out the work of developing legal documents, mechanisms, policies, standards and technical regulations on radiation safety, nuclear safety and nuclear security, atomic energy; d) Persons carrying out international cooperation on radiation safety, nuclear safety, nuclear security and nuclear inspection; Carrying out activities to ensure nuclear security and nuclear inspection activities; d) People performing the management of atomic energy activities; e) People performing technical support on radiation and nuclear safety for the national radiation and nuclear safety agency; perform the work of monitoring and managing the response to radiation incidents and nuclear incidents; g) People who carry out the work of ensuring infrastructure and information to serve the state management of radiation safety, safety, security and nuclear inspection; h) People who carry out training and professional guidance on radiation safety, safety, security and nuclear inspection.2. The 50% allowance applies to the following cases: a) People performing administrative work of the national radiation and nuclear safety agency and affiliated public organizations; b) People operating and updating the digital platform on radiation safety, nuclear safety and nuclear security, nuclear inspection, development and application of atomic energy; 3. The 30% allowance applies to people who perform support and service work for the national radiation and nuclear safety agency and affiliated public organizations. People who directly teach nuclear power and nuclear physics majors enjoy a preferential allowance of 70%. For officials and contract workers at public service units with research and training functions in the field of atomic energy, radiation incident response, nuclear incidents, and launch monitoring. Environmental radiation, the draft also proposes 3 levels of allowances: 1. The preferential allowance of 70% is applied to the following cases: a) People conducting basic research on nuclear physics; research and application of radiation technology and nuclear engineering, fuel technology and nuclear materials, nuclear reactor technology and furnace safety, research on deep processing technology of rare earth minerals and placers; applied research on research nuclear reactors and accelerators; research on radioactive waste treatment and decontamination technology; b) People who directly teach in the fields of nuclear power, nuclear physics, nuclear engineering, nuclear technology, technical physics, water chemistry, radiochemistry at establishments with training functions in the field of atomic energy; c) People who directly perform the tasks of analyzing, recording radiation measurements, assessing radiation safety, monitoring environmental radiation, and performing the work of ensuring radiation safety, safety and security. nuclear security; Technical support to serve state management of atomic energy, radiation and nuclear safety.d) Persons carrying out international cooperation and implementing international commitments in promoting the application of atomic energy, safety, security and non-proliferationnucleus.2. The 50% preferential allowance is applied to the following cases: Persons working in administration, science and technology management, and nuclear project management of public service units with research functions.3. The 30% allowance applies to people performing support and service work for public non-business organizations performing research functions in the field of atomic energy of the Ministry of Science and Technology. Period of allowance and non-entitlement. The draft clearly states that civil servants, public employees, and workers covered by this Decree will keep their professional allowance while atte
