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Union members and workers at the Binh Thuan Branch Trade Union - Nova Golf Club Co., Ltd. were given Independence Day gifts. Photo: Pham Duy
Union members and workers at the Binh Thuan Branch Trade Union - Nova Golf Club Co., Ltd. were given Independence Day gifts. Photo: Pham Duy

Grassroots Trade Union presents Independence Day gifts to union members

DUY TUẤN (báo lao động) 30/08/2026 08:14 (GMT+7)

Lam Dong - All union members and workers at a grassroots trade union were given Independence Day gifts, with a total budget of more than 48 million VND.

On August 29, Ms. Dao Thi Ha Ny - Chairwoman of Tien Thanh Ward Trade Union (Lam Dong province) - said that the grassroots Trade Union of Binh Thuan Branch - Nova Golf Club Co., Ltd. had just given Independence Day gifts to all union members and workers.

Accordingly, 241 union members received gifts in cash, each worth 200,000 VND. The total implementation cost is 48.2 million VND.

The activity is organized to celebrate the 81st anniversary of National Day September 2nd, and at the same time show the concern and care of the Trade Union organization for the lives of union members and workers.

Những phần quà được trao tận tay đoàn viên. Ảnh: Phạm Duy
Gifts are handed directly to union members. Photo: Pham Duy

Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Chi - Chairman of the grassroots Trade Union - said that the tourism industry is often busy during holidays. Therefore, the gifts given on this occasion contribute to supporting additional costs and encouraging workers to have a joyful holiday with their families.

Also according to the grassroots trade union, giving gifts directly to union members is not only meaningful in terms of material support but also spiritual encouragement. Through this, workers are more assured in their work, attached to the unit and actively complete their tasks.

Activities to care for the Independence Day also contribute to creating a joyful atmosphere among union members, especially for tourism workers who still have to maintain their jobs at a time when the demand for serving tourists is increasing.

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