News from the Da Nang City Labor Federation on January 5 said: as part of a series of activities to care for Tet for union members and workers, the Da Nang City Labor Federation will give 1,000 gifts to workers in the self-managed worker group of the boarding house area.
Each gift is 1 million VND in cash and will be sent directly to the employee.
The subjects receiving gifts this time include: Single female workers raising young children, in difficult circumstances, residing in the self-managed worker group of the Hoa Cam Industrial Park dormitory and worker housing area, prioritizing cases that do not have the conditions to return to their hometowns and have to stay in Da Nang to celebrate Tet.
Workers in difficult circumstances, residing in self-managed worker groups in boarding houses and worker housing in Hoa Cam Industrial Park, prioritize families of both husband and wife working as workers, those who do not have the conditions to return to their hometowns, have to stay in Da Nang to celebrate Tet.
In this program, the Da Nang City Labor Federation organizes delegations to visit and give gifts at workers' residences between the 23rd and 27th of Tet.
Along with the activity of giving gifts to workers' households, the City Labor Federation organized a program to meet, encourage and express gratitude to the Management Board of self-managed worker groups in the boarding house area.
To date, there are 74 self-managed worker groups in the boarding house area in the city. In the meeting program, the City Labor Federation donated 1 million VND to each group to encourage the management board on the occasion of Tet and spring.
The program of giving gifts to workers in the self-managed worker group of the boarding house and worker housing area is maintained annually by the Da Nang City Labor Federation.
In particular, in recent years, not only were they visited by the leaders of the City Labor Federation, but many worker households residing in the self-managed worker group of the boarding house area were also unexpectedly visited, encouraged and given gifts by the City Party Committee leaders, showing the city's leadership's deep concern for workers in difficult circumstances who do not have the conditions to return home for Tet.
