Trade Union News

Workers looking for job opportunities at Job Link 2025. Photo: Hoang Trieu

Forecast for the period 2025 - 2030, Ho Chi Minh City will need 1 million new workers

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The Ho Chi Minh City labor market, especially in the context of the formation of a "super-urban" after the merger, is facing a long-standing paradox: Both surplus and shortage of human resources.

In the 2023-2025 term, the Hanoi National University Trade Union, in addition to doing a good job of inspection and supervision, also paid attention to activities to care for and welfare union members and workers. Photo: Quynh Chi

240 inspections and supervisions by trade unions at all levels for the 2023-2025 term

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For the 2023-2025 term, the Inspection Committees at all levels of the Hanoi National University Trade Union conducted 240 inspections and supervisions.

Mr. Nguyen Dinh Khang - Member of the Party Central Committee, Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor presented gifts and encouraged union members and workers affected by storms and floods. Photo: Nguyen Luan

Vietnam General Confederation of Labor supports 1 billion VND to help union members overcome the consequences of storms and floods

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HUE - The Vietnam General Confederation of Labor awarded 1 billion VND in support to help union members and workers in Hue City overcome the consequences of storms and floods.

Trung An Ward Trade Union, Dong Thap organizes the 1st Executive Committee Conference

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Dong Thap - The conference marked a new step in the development of grassroots trade union activities and created a solid legal basis for caring activities.

Leaders of the Da Nang City Labor Federation visited and supported workers and forces on duty to overcome the consequences of floods and landslides. Photo: Truong An

Enterprises - trade unions accompany to overcome the consequences of floods

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Despite the heavy damage caused by historic floods at the end of October, many businesses in Da Nang still allocated tens of billions of VND to support workers. The union and the community joined hands to help the city soon stabilize and rebuild life after the storm.