Vietnam’s HR Trends & Talent Strategy for 2027

Join us in person to explore Vietnam’s 2027 HR trends and build talent strategies that work. Vietnam’s labour market is changing rapidly. Economic growth and a stronger focus on human capital are reshaping how businesses operate, while new labour regulations are adding fresh considerations for pay, performance and employee retention. Salary still matters but it is no longer the only thing that sets an employer apart, and business leaders now need to build AI-era skills, keep pace with legal changes and retain their most important people. This interactive seminar is designed for HR directors, compensation and benefits managers, CFOs, finance directors, country managers and founders of market entrants, venture capital-backed companies and regional headquarters. Join experts from Acclime Vietnam and Michael Page Vietnam for a full view of the evolving job market. We will examine the HR trends of 2026, the talent marketplace taking shape for 2027 and the most recent updates in Vietnamese labour law, helping you build a talent strategy that competes on leadership, culture, development and workforce agility as well as pay. This interactive session reveals: • How hiring is moving from headcount growth to capability growth, and why more employers now hire for skills rather than credentials • What AI means for workforce planning, the skills you hire for and the leadership your teams need • What candidates want beyond pay: career growth, flexibility, purpose and trust in leadership • The workforce trends to prepare for in 2027, with an overview of hiring sentiment, reward budgets and compensation across the market • What the new Personal Income Tax (PIT) Law changes for benefits, net pay and withholding, and how to build people costs into your 2027 budget • What electronic labour contracts and other new employer obligations mean for your business Speakers • May Wah Chan, Regional Director, Michael Page Vietnam • Nguyen Ngoc Truc Phuong, Senior Manager, Payroll and HR Consulting, Acclime Vietnam • Amanuel Flobbe, Founder and CEO, Sunbytes • Vlad Savin, Director, Markets & Growth – ASEAN, Acclime