The program is organized by the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Bau Bang commune, the Trade Union of Bau Bang commune in coordination with units. The program attracted hundreds of workers from businesses in Bau Bang to participate.
At the program, the organizers presented gifts and supported workers in difficult circumstances. Workers participated in the spring lucky draw with many attractive gifts such as gold, air conditioners, shopping vouchers...
In addition, union members and workers are allowed to participate in the "Trade Union Welfare Tet Market" booth with many consumer goods supporting prices.
Units also organize free labor law counseling, answering questions and difficulties for businesses and workers. At the same time, the program also organizes free medical examinations and health care counseling for workers.
Notably, at the program, the organizers connect businesses that are in need of recruitment to introduce jobs to workers looking for jobs.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Tan Nam - Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Bau Bang commune said that through the program, continuing to strongly promote the great national unity bloc. At the same time, mobilizing joint efforts and contributions from the entire political system, businesses and philanthropists to care for the material and spiritual life of disadvantaged workers and poor households.
12 billion VND to care for workers in Bau Bang commune
Mr. Luu The Thuan - Chairman of Bau Bang Commune Trade Union said that there are currently about 25,000 workers in the area. On the occasion of Tet 2026, the Trade Union proactively implements synchronous solutions to care for union members and workers. Total Tet care resources from the trade union budget at all levels are expected to be over 12 billion VND. In which, about 3,000 Tet gifts, each worth 1 million VND, 150 gifts are awarded through online shopping (each worth 500,000 VND). Nearly 100 train tickets, bus tickets, and air tickets are awarded to support workers returning home for Tet...
