News from the Ngu Hanh Son Ward Trade Union, Da Nang City on August 30 said that the Ngu Hanh Son Ward Trade Union has just held a conference to announce the decision to establish the Yarra Education Investment and Development Company Limited's grassroots trade union.
The conference approved the Decision to admit 18 workers to the Vietnam Trade Union, the decision to establish the Trade Union of Yarra Education Investment and Development Company Limited. The Executive Board of the Trade Union of Yarra Education Investment and Development Company Limited consists of 3 members, Ms. Nguyen Thi Quynh is the Chairwoman of the grassroots trade union.
Speaking at the conference, Mr. Nguyen Van Minh, Chairman of Ngu Hanh Son Ward Trade Union, congratulated the newly established grassroots trade union, and emphasized that the establishment of the Yarra Education Investment and Development Company Limited's grassroots trade union is an important milestone, contributing to building an increasingly strong trade union organization, representing and caring for and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of union members and workers.
The Chairman of Ngu Hanh Son Ward Trade Union hopes that the Executive Committee of the grassroots trade union will connect and strive to organize activities to care for the material and spiritual lives of workers; promptly grasp the thoughts and feelings of union members; always be a solid support worthy of the expectations of union members and workers.
For new union members admitted to the Trade Union, always try to work, produce, contribute their efforts to the development of enterprises and spread so that many workers can participate in the Trade Union organization.
Mr. Nguyen Van Minh also said that Ngu Hanh Son Ward Trade Union is always ready to support and accompany grassroots trade unions in organizing activities.
Representatives of the Executive Board of the grassroots Trade Union expressed their determination to unite, proactively implement trade union activities, and be attached to workers; coordinate with business leaders to build harmonious, stable and progressive labor relations.
