Innovating the content of organizing emulation movements
Talking to reporters, Mr. Le An Hai - Member of the Presidium of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour, Chairman of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour (VGCL) said that every year, the VGCL has coordinated with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to issue a Joint Directive on organizing emulation movements. Through this, units in the industry have implemented plans down to each grassroots level, focusing on organizing and implementing emulation movements for good labor and creative labor with the goal of "Improving productivity, quality, efficiency, thrift and ensuring labor safety and hygiene".
It can be said that the emulation movement of units implemented in the Industry and Trade sector has had high results, the VGCL always commends and rewards. In the past 5 years, the VGCL has awarded nearly 500 Creative Labor Certificates to individuals with outstanding achievements in the "Good Labor, Creative Labor" movement, with a profit value of trillions of VND. Many initiatives and solutions cannot be calculated in money but have great social significance," Mr. Le An Hai shared.
To achieve the above results, CDCTVN has innovated the content and have forms of organizing emulation movements suitable for each type of trade union organization. For example, for trade unions in the private enterprise sector, foreign-invested enterprises, the trade union has specific regulations with flexible and convenient emulation organization and evaluation methods, simplifying procedures, strongly aiming for the efficiency of production and business of enterprises and employee income.
Grassroots trade unions in enterprises and public service units have negotiated to include in collective labor agreements or internal regulations and rules of units and enterprises worthy rewards for individuals and collectives with initiatives and solutions that bring many benefits from emulation movements.
The focus is the emulation movement "Good Labor, Creative Labor
Mr. Nguyen Huy Thong - Chairman of the Vietnam Chemical Industry Trade Union (CNHCVN) said that in response to the emulation movements launched by CDCTVN, the CNHCVN Trade Union has deployed to affiliated units. In which, the emulation movement to gather creative ideas, initiatives and creative labor is a spearhead movement, the focus of the trade union's activities to exploit the intelligence of scientific and technical cadres, managers and technical workers.
In the period 2023-2025, a total of 5,702 ideas of union members were registered, of which 4,370 initiatives were applied in practice with a profit of 322 billion VND.
44 people have been awarded Creative Labor Certificates by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour. In which, managers at all levels accounted for 61.4%; technical staff and direct production workers accounted for 38.6%; women accounted for 5.0%.
Typical in the emulation movement "Good Labor, Creative Labor" are Lam Thao Super Phosphate and Chemical Joint Stock Company, Da Nang Rubber Joint Stock Company, Southern Rubber Industry Joint Stock Company, Southern Battery Joint Stock Company, Sao Vang Rubber Joint Stock Company, Vietnam Institute of Industrial Chemistry, Viet Duc Electric Welding Joint Stock Company, Ninh Binh Fertilizer One Member Limited Liability Company...
According to Mr. Nguyen Huy Thong, many units have promptly encouraged and rewarded employees in proposing new ideas and initiatives by sending letters of commendation to all individuals with ideas, whether large or small. Many units also immediately rewarded with money from 300,000 to 500,000 VND for those with ideas and proposals; the unit rewarding the highest for employees' ideas is Ninh Binh Phosphate Fertilizer Joint Stock Company with a level of 2 million VND/1 idea.
Many units also reward individuals who are awarded Creative Labor Certificates by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour from 3 million to 5 million VND/person. Some units also create conditions for individuals with achievements to travel domestically and abroad.
