During the Workers’ Month and Young Workers’ Week, numerous activities taking care of young workers have been organized across the province. This has contributed to connecting the local workers and lighting their dreams.
Noticeably, provincial Support Center for Young Workers kicked off the 3rd festival “Giving strength to young workers” and “Lighting dreams of young workers” 2017 at Bau Bang district’s administrative center.
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Outstanding young workers in Youth Union movements honored
The festival took place very animatedly with practical activities, comprising of a talk show with the participation of more than 200 young workers; booths on free hair cut, legal consultancy, healthcare…
On this occasion, the organizers honored 20 outstanding young workers in Youth Union movements; offered 60 gifts to young workers with difficult circumstances; handed over a “dream” room worth VND7million to Pham Thi Yen Luong, a staff of CF Vina Company at My Phuoc 3 Industrial Park. The center also set up the Club “Connecting young workers” No.7 with 30 members, including young workers at Bau Bang Industrial Park.
Do Van Phung, Director of provincial Support Center for Young Workers said that the festival aimed to take care of the spiritual and material lives of young workers in the province in general and in Bau Bang district in particular as well as boosting a task of uniting and gathering young workers in non-State enterprises.
Tan Uyen town also got animatedly with a festival for young workers. The festival included a football tournament, a culinary contest, folk games…Many other significant activities for young workers were also organized across the town.
Whilst, young workers in Thuan An town’s wards of Thuan Giao, An Phu and Binh Chuan also had a chance to take part in cultural-sports activities…Phu Giao district also held cultural-art activities for young workers and gave 9 gifts for those with difficult circumstances.
In North Tan Uyen district, workers at Dat Cuoc Industrial Park had a chance to take part in a singing contest and were provided legal consultancy free of charge…On this occasion, Dat Cuoc commune held an art performance for young workers, a men’s mini-football tournament; awarded scholarships to the offspring of workers with difficult circumstances and set up new sub-unions for young workers.
Reported by Kim Tuyen-Translated by K.T
