Companies and factories across Hoa Binh have conducted various activities to care for trade union members and labourers in the locality during the Workers’ Month in May, encouraging them to work harder and contributing to bringing resolutions of the resolutions of trade union congresses at all levels into life.


The Industry and Trade sector’s trade union visits and presents gifts to workers of the SMA Vina Viet-Han Garment Import and Export JSC on the occasion of the Workers’ Month 2024.

Since late April, in Luong Son industrial park, many activities in response to major national events and the Workers’ Month 2024 have been held, drawing a large number of labourers.

The movement of "Good labour – Creative labour” has been implemented in all businesses. Activities to care for workers have been carried out in diverse forms, including a sports competition in Luong Son industrial park that was held in mid-April and drew more than 400 trade union members and labourers.

Le Xuan Uoc, a worker of CoAsia CM VINA JSC, said that cultural, art and sports activities have provided workers with chances to meet and exchange, thus increasing their solidarity, encouraging them to make more contributions to the growth of businesses.

The Workers’ Month 2024 themed "Fostering solidarity among workers – Realising resolutions” has been carried out in line with the action month for food safety and the celebration of the 138th May Day, 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory, and 134th birthday of President Ho Chi Minh.

The trade unions at all levels have advised Party Committees, administrations at all levels and employers to organise activities for workers.

Accordingly, more than 50% of local trade unions are expected to organise at least one activity each, while more than 30% of trade unions at public agencies are hoped to hold activities in response to the Workers’ Day 2024.

In April and May, the trade union at all levels have coordinated together to organised activities to popularise resolutions and activities for workers, including sports competitions, art and health care activities, and support to workers facing difficulties.

The union has implemented widespread activities to promote the movement of studying and following President Ho Chi Minh’s ideology, moral example and lifestyle, along with a number of other activities such as dialogues and seminars between labourers and the administration and employers, thus enhancing the pioneering role of trade union members and labourers in innovation activities, and promoting their ideas in advancing technologies and improving labour productivity.

Nguyen Thi Thanh Van, Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour affirmed that the Workers’ Month 2024 has been implemented with many practical activities to care for the spiritual and material life of labourers.

In the coming time, new grassroots trade unions will be established, while more resources will be mobilised to provide health care services and support for needy labourers, thereby encouraging them and creating a positive atmosphere in companies and agencies, thus contributing to promoting local socio-economic development, Van said.


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