House approves professional work regulation
The House of Representatives approved the Professional Work Regulation Law for 2026, aiming to organize the professional and technical labor market, with a focus on correcting the status of occupations and improving the efficiency of the national workforce. The law includes provisions for fees on issuing and renewing licenses, as well as conducting professional tests. In response to MPs’ requests, the government agreed to exempt license applicants from these fees and set a mechanism for contesting decisions within 15 days. Additionally, the law established a national licensing database to ensure institutions comply with regulations, organized inspection procedures, and repealed the previous Professional Work Law. The overall goal is to enhance oversight and improve the quality of training and professions in the local market.
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