On July 21, to celebrate the 97th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Trade Union (July 28, 1929 - July 28, 2026), the grassroots trade union of Tin Thanh Dat Joint Stock Company (under Thong Nhat Ward Trade Union) coordinated with the company's leadership to organize a sightseeing and resort program for union members and workers in Quy Nhon coastal city, Gia Lai province.
The activity is one of the practical contents to care for the material and spiritual life of union members and workers, while also showing the business's concern for the labor force, a factor playing an important role in the sustainable development of the business.
In the program, union members and workers visit scenic spots, resorts and participate in many cultural and artistic exchanges and collective activities.

The joyful and united atmosphere of the trip contributed to helping workers regenerate labor after working hours, strengthening the connection between union members and trade union organizations and businesses.
Representatives of the grassroots Trade Union of Tin Thanh Dat Joint Stock Company said that in recent years, the trade union has always closely coordinated with the company's leadership to implement many activities towards employees.
In addition to ensuring stable jobs and fully implementing regimes and policies according to regulations, businesses also focus on improving income and enhancing material and spiritual life through sightseeing, resort, culture, arts, sports and welfare programs for union members.

According to trade union representatives, when workers are well cared for, have stable jobs, improved incomes and a friendly and united working environment, they will be assured to stick with the business for a long time, improving productivity and labor quality.
This is also the foundation for businesses to develop stably, expand production, create more jobs, and make positive contributions to the socio-economic development of the locality.
Tin Thanh Dat Company is a unit specializing in purchasing, processing, and exporting coffee on a large scale in Gia Lai.
