Trade union officials in Lao Cai update professional skills, improve operational efficiency

On October 30th, Lao Cai Ward Trade Union and Cam Duong Ward Trade Union coordinated to organize a training conference on trade union work skills and professional skills for grassroots trade union officials in 2026.

Speaking at the opening of the conference, Mr. Dang Nguyen Hoan - Chairman of Lao Cai Ward Trade Union - emphasized the role of the trade union organization in representing, caring for, and protecting the legitimate and lawful rights and interests of union members and workers; contributing to building harmonious, stable and progressive labor relations.

To perform their functions and tasks well, the team of trade union officials, especially grassroots trade union officials, needs to regularly update knowledge, practice skills, improve their sense of responsibility and innovate operating methods.

In which, the requirement is not only to fully implement programs and plans but also to improve the effectiveness of caring for, representing, and protecting union members and workers from specific issues at the grassroots level.

According to Mr. Dang Nguyen Hoan, the training conference is an opportunity for trade union officials to update knowledge, exchange experiences, share effective ways of doing things and remove difficulties and obstacles in the process of performing tasks.

At the same time, the coordination activities between the two ward trade unions create conditions for grassroots trade union officials to exchange, learn, and strengthen cohesion in the process of deploying work.

At the conference, speakers focused on conveying key and practical contents, associated with the practical activities of grassroots trade unions; and at the same time exchanged and answered issues related to trade union nghiệp vụ and contents of concern to trade union officials.

Through the program, grassroots trade union officials have more knowledge and skills to serve advisory work, organize activities, contributing to improving the quality of trade union activities and building an increasingly strong trade union organization.

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