This research examines work value of Vietnamese employees and their turnover intension by using management fairness as moderator. With 322 valid samples taken from Taiwanese firms located in Ho Chi Minh City, empirical results reveal that those employees with traditional work value are found to have low turnover intension when firms place strong emphasis on salary justice. Using result-oriented appraisal is found to have low turnover intension among those with traditional work value. In addition, employees who are not individualistic and stress more on life enjoyment have low turnover when firms using feed-back oriented appraisal. On the other hand, employees who stress less on life enjoyment have low turnover when firms using performance improvement oriented appraisal.