Dien Ban Ward Trade Union, Da Nang trains professional skills for grassroots trade union officials
Da Nang - Dien Ban Ward Trade Union trains professional skills for newly established grassroots trade union officials.
News from Dien Ban Ward Trade Union, Da Nang city on October 17 said: Dien Ban Ward Trade Union organized a training conference and professional development for officials of 10 newly established grassroots trade unions (CĐCS), in order to equip knowledge and improve skills in organizing and deploying trade union activities at units.
At the conference, trade union officials were guided on building and issuing necessary documents after establishing grassroots trade unions; procedures for negotiating, building and signing collective labor agreements; organization and operation of the Mass Women's Committee; regulations on financial management, revenue and expenditure of trade union budgets.
In addition to the training content, the conference spent time exchanging and answering difficulties and obstacles of trade union officials in the process of implementing tasks at the grassroots level. Thereby, helping grassroots trade unions better understand processes and nghiệp vụ and proactively organize activities in accordance with the actual situation of each unit.
Representatives of Dien Ban Ward Trade Union emphasized the requirement to consolidate the organization and build strong grassroots trade unions from the early days of establishment; and at the same time requested the executive committees of grassroots trade unions to promote the spirit of responsibility, apply the trained knowledge to practice, and gradually bring trade union activities into order.
Through the conference, Dien Ban Ward Trade Union aims to improve the quality of activities of newly established grassroots trade unions, promote the role of 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 at enterprises.
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