Commending female union members through the movement "Good at state affairs, good at housework
Dien Bien - After 15 years of implementing the movement, many exemplary female union members have been commended.
On the morning of October 23, the Dien Bien Provincial Labor Federation (LĐLĐ) organized a conference to summarize and commend collectives and individuals with outstanding achievements in 15 years of implementing Resolution No. 6b/NQ-BCH on mobilizing female workers, civil servants, and laborers (CNVCLĐ) and Directive No. 03/CT-TLĐ on the movement "Good at work, good at home" in the period 2010 - 2025.
The report at the conference affirmed that although the conditions in mountainous and border areas are still difficult, Dien Bien trade union levels have proactively innovated the methods of mobilizing female union members to be flexible and practical.
Over the past 15 years, the movement "Good at state affairs, good at housework" has spread widely, creating motivation for female workers and employees to strive to overcome difficulties, promote professional capacity and maintain the fire of family happiness.

From practice, many creative models have been formed, many female workers are constantly learning, affirming their bravery to rise up to take on key leadership and management positions.
At the conference, delegates discussed many solutions to improve the operational efficiency of the Women's Union, protect legitimate rights, raise awareness of gender equality and prevent and combat domestic violence in the new situation.
Speaking in conclusion, Mr. Tan Minh Long - Chairman of the Dien Bien Provincial Labor Federation - requested trade union levels in the coming time to continue to innovate the content of emulation in a substantive direction, and at the same time pay attention to caring for the material and spiritual life of female union members and workers in mountainous areas.
On this occasion, the Provincial Labor Federation awarded Certificates of Merit to 3 collectives and 8 individuals with outstanding and typical achievements in the period 2010-2025.
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