Vietnam, South Korean trade unions exchange experience in Bac Ninh
BAC NINH – A delegation from the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour and the Federation of Korean Trade Unions visited and held a working session at Si Flex Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Quang Chau Industrial Park on October 20 to exchange experience in trade union activities and worker welfare.
The meeting was attended by Thai Thu Xuong, Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour, and Kim Dongmyeong, President of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions.
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Thai Thu Xuong speaks at the meeting. |
Tran Huy Phuong, Deputy Secretary of the Bac Ninh Municipal Party Committee (MPC), welcomed the delegation on behalf of the city.
Company representatives briefed the delegation on production and business operations, employment and policies to support workers.
Si Flex Vietnam, a South Korean company specialising in electronic circuit board manufacturing, began operations in Bac Ninh in 2014.
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MPC Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong presents a commemorative gift to Kim Dongmyeong. |
It currently employs about 6,000 people, with average monthly incomes ranging from 12 million VND to 18 million VND per worker.
Speaking at the meeting, Xuong said the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour and the Federation of Korean Trade Unions had established cooperative relations in 1993 and had since regularly exchanged delegations and worked together in various fields.
She praised the company's investment scale, adoption of modern technology and management processes, while acknowledging the efforts of its management and grassroots trade union in implementing policies to support workers, improve their living conditions and safeguard employment and incomes.
Xuong called on the company to strictly comply with Vietnamese labour laws, improve working conditions, ensure occupational safety and hygiene, and continue raising workers' material and spiritual well-being.
She also urged the company to strengthen dialogue with employees, listen to their concerns and aspirations, and work promptly to resolve issues arising in labour relations.
Kim thanked Bac Ninh city authorities, the company and trade union representatives for their warm welcome.
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Delegates present gifts to workers. |
He praised Si Flex Vietnam for creating jobs for Vietnamese workers, particularly those in Bac Ninh, and expressed confidence that the company would maintain harmonious, stable and progressive labour relations while continuing to improve workers' living standards.
Protecting workers' rights and building a safe working environment are shared objectives of trade unions and business leaders, Kim said, adding that these efforts contribute to production, business performance and broader socio-economic development.
During the visit, the delegation presented 100 gift packages to trade union members and workers at the company, encouraging them to overcome difficulties, strengthen their sense of responsibility, promote innovation, improve professional skills and raise productivity.
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