750 Hai Phong union officials receive occupational safety training

Mai Dung |

On March 25, the Hai Phong City Labor Federation held a conference to assess the current state of labor safety in the area and provide training on labor safety and hygiene in 2025.

The conference was attended by 750 delegates who are full-time union officials throughout the city, grassroots union officials, occupational safety and hygiene networks, and officials in charge of occupational safety and hygiene work at units and enterprises.

At the conference, the reporter of the Ministry of Home Affairs informed delegates about the authority and obligations of trade unions and the network of occupational safety and hygiene workers in ensuring occupational safety and hygiene; some legal provisions on occupational safety work, measures to prevent occupational accidents and diseases.

Union officials also learned about regulations on working hours; instructed on negotiation skills on working hours and mid- shift breaks in labor regulations and collective labor agreements to ensure rest time and improve workers' health.

Bao cao vien thong tin tai hoi nghi. Anh: Mai Dung
Reporter informed at the conference. Photo: Mai Dung

The content is conveyed through examples and real-life situations, making it easy for students to access and exchange. From there, the team of union officials and occupational safety and hygiene officials grasp the regulations to apply and apply them in practice at agencies, units, and enterprises, ensuring the legitimate rights and interests of workers.

Also through the training program, each union cadre propagates and disseminates content to workers in their unit, helping workers raise awareness and responsibility in ensuring occupational safety and hygiene, preventing risks of unsafety in work and production.

Mai Dung
RELATED NEWS

Hai Phong Labor Federation solicits opinions on the regional minimum wage increase

|

On the morning of March 21, the Hai Phong City Labor Federation held a conference to synthesize the opinions of workers, civil servants, and laborers on applying the regional minimum wage.

Transferring many Party organizations in An Duong district, Hai Phong

|

An Duong District Party Committee (Hai Phong City) has just held a conference to announce decisions on transferring Party organizations and Party members.

Hai Phong focuses resources on developing 52,000 new union members

|

The Hai Phong City Labor Federation has been focusing resources on developing union members, striving to complete the new development target of 52,000 union members in 2025.

Bui River flood exceeds alarm level III, many people in Quang Bi must evacuate

|

Hanoi - Bui River flood exceeds alarm level III, water continues to rise, causing many areas in Quang Bi to be deeply flooded. People are evacuated, many temporary bridges are prohibited from crossing.

Excavating ancient tombs in Nghe An, discovering golden leaves and iron swords

|

Nghe An - Two ancient tombs at the Buddha's hut were excavated, inside there are swords, iron swords, gold chains, gold leaves and many burial items.

Can Tho Department of Health rectifies health check-up activities after Lao Dong's reflection

|

Can Tho - After the reflection of Lao Dong Newspaper, the City Department of Health (TP) has issued an official dispatch on rectifying health check-up activities in the city.

Hai Phong Labor Federation solicits opinions on the regional minimum wage increase

Mai Dung |

On the morning of March 21, the Hai Phong City Labor Federation held a conference to synthesize the opinions of workers, civil servants, and laborers on applying the regional minimum wage.

Transferring many Party organizations in An Duong district, Hai Phong

Mai Dung |

An Duong District Party Committee (Hai Phong City) has just held a conference to announce decisions on transferring Party organizations and Party members.

Hai Phong focuses resources on developing 52,000 new union members

Mai Dung |

The Hai Phong City Labor Federation has been focusing resources on developing union members, striving to complete the new development target of 52,000 union members in 2025.