Cam Le Ward Trade Union, Da Nang establishes 6 new grassroots trade unions
Da Nang - Cam Le Ward Trade Union establishes 6 new grassroots trade unions, admitting 122 union members.
News from the Trade Union of Cam Le Ward, Da Nang City on October 7th said: The Trade Union of Cam Le Ward has newly established 6 grassroots trade unions, admitted 122 union members, contributing to expanding the coverage of the Trade Union organization, improving the effectiveness of representing, caring for, and protecting the legitimate and lawful rights and interests of workers.
6 grassroots trade unions were established, including: Le Rustique Viet Nam Joint Stock Company Trade Union with 16 members; Angkora Urban Development Joint Stock Company Trade Union with 20 members; Cam Le Ward Construction Investment Project Management Board Trade Union with 14 members; S-Tours Tourism Service One Member Limited Liability Company Trade Union with 35 members; Hien Quynh Long Construction Co., Ltd. Trade Union with 21 members and SNV Group Trading and Service Joint Stock Company Trade Union with 16 members.
Along with mobilizing the establishment of organizations, the Ward Trade Union focuses on innovating propaganda methods, combining direct access and providing information suitable for each business, thereby creating consensus between employers and employees.
The establishment of new grassroots trade unions creates conditions for workers to have representative organizations, to participate in activities to care for and protect legitimate and lawful rights and interests; and at the same time contributes to building harmonious and stable labor relations at enterprises.
In the last months of the year, Cam Le Ward Trade Union continues to survey and grasp the situation of businesses and workers; promote propaganda and mobilization to develop union members, establish grassroots trade unions, and at the same time guide newly established units to consolidate their organizations and gradually improve the quality of operations.
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