54 gift packages (each worth 300,000 VND) have been given to workers who live in poor or nearly poor households, face disadvantaged conditions or suffered from accidents and sickness in 3 companies including Crystal Martin Vietnam Company Limited, Crystal Intimate Vietnam Company Limited (in Quang Chau IP, Viet Yen district) and Risesun New Material Vietnam (in Hoa Phu IP, Hiep Hoa district).

Implementation of the Tet caring plan helps to ease burden of the trade unionists and workers. Photo: Workers of FuHong Company Limited (Dinh Tram IP).

To ensure all workers are cared on Tet occasion, the IPs ‘Trade Union will present 500 gift packages (worth total 150 million VND (6,536 USD) to trade union members and labourers facing difficulties in the enterprises of the IPs. Besides, they mobilized the companies to spend their welfare fund and savings to present gifts to trade union members

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