Trade Union News

Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour Ngo Duy Hieu and leaders of Hanoi City awarded Certificates to typical individuals in the emulation movement for initiatives and creativity of the Capital. Photo: Mai Quy

Sustainable emulation when workers' rights are guaranteed

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Hanoi - The emulation movement will be replicated when the initiatives and creativity of workers are evaluated by rights.

Organizing legal propaganda and Trade Union Resolutions for workers. Photo: Tuyen Quang Trade Union

Organizing a year-end meal, giving gifts to workers in difficult circumstances in Tuyen Quang

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Tuyen Quang - Tuyen Quang Provincial Labor Federation has just organized legal propaganda and Trade Union Resolutions for more than 150 union members of Ha Giang Mechanical and Mineral Joint Stock Company.

Tam Long ward is the first unit under Group 5 to organize Trade Union Congresses at ward, commune, and special zone levels. Photo: Thanh An

Grassroots trade union congress held in nearly 500 units

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Ho Chi Minh City - Nearly 500 units under Task Force No. 5 of the City Labor Federation have organized grassroots trade union congresses.

Communication class and application of digital platforms in specialized examination organized by Thanh Hoa Provincial Labor Federation. Photo: Thanh Hoa Trade Union

Applying social networks to communicate laws and reproductive health for workers

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Thanh Hoa - Applying social networks and digital platforms helps Thanh Hoa Trade Union effectively communicate laws, reproductive health, and raise awareness for workers.

This Tet, the Da Nang City Labor Federation organized 4 "Trade Union Tet Market" points and distributed more than 65,000 shopping vouchers (total value of more than 6.5 billion VND) for union members and workers to shop. Photo: Tuong Minh

Da Nang Trade Union donates nearly 6,600 Tet bus and train tickets to workers

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This year's Binh Ngo Lunar New Year, Da Nang Trade Union organized "Trade Union Buses", "Trade Union Trains" to take nearly 7,000 workers and their relatives home for Tet.