Que Son Commune Trade Union, Da Nang establishes 2 new grassroots trade unions
Da Nang - Que Son Commune Trade Union established 2 grassroots trade unions with 48 union members.
News from Que Son Commune Trade Union, Da Nang city on September 12 said: Que Son Commune Trade Union has organized a conference to announce the decisions of the Standing Committee of the Da Nang City Labor Federation on admitting trade union members, establishing grassroots trade unions and appointing the Executive Committees of grassroots trade unions.
Accordingly, 2 grassroots trade unions including the grassroots trade union of An Phat Co., Ltd. - An Duc General Clinic and the grassroots trade union of QB Trang Dat Co., Ltd. were established; 48 workers were admitted to the Vietnam Trade Union organization.
Speaking at the conference, Chairman of Que Son Commune Trade Union Le Van Trinh congratulated 2 grassroots trade unions and official union members joining the Trade Union organization.
The comrade requested the Executive Committees of grassroots trade unions to quickly assign tasks, develop operating regulations, work programs, proactively grasp the thoughts and aspirations of union members and workers; proactively take care of the spiritual and material life of union members and workers; mobilize union members and workers to well implement the Party's guidelines, policies, laws of the State and the Charter of the Vietnam Trade Union.
At the conference, leaders of the two enterprises also expressed their agreement and highly appreciated the role of the Trade Union organization in accompanying businesses and workers; committed to creating conditions for trade unions to organize effective activities, coordinate to well implement policies and regimes for workers, and build a harmonious, united and developing working environment.
The establishment of 2 grassroots trade unions and the admission of 48 union members is an important milestone, further affirming the role of Que Son Commune Trade Union in union member development and establishment of grassroots trade unions.
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