Dong Nai Trade Union visits, presents gifts to workers in difficult circumstances, suffering from serious illnesses

On June 11, a delegation from the Dong Nai Federation of Labor visited, encouraged, and presented gifts to union members and workers facing difficult circumstances or suffering from serious illnesses who are working at enterprises across the locality.

The delegation visits and presents gifts to disadvantaged workers at Vietnam Dona Gold Long John International Co., Ltd. Photo: Nguyen Hoa

During this visit, the delegation met with 10 workers from three companies: Vietnam Dona Gold Long John International Co., Ltd., Eclat Vietnam Textile and Garment Co., Ltd. in Nhon Trach 2 Industrial Park, and Hyosung Dong Nai Co., Ltd. in Nhon Trach 6 Industrial Park. All of the recipients are workers experiencing hardship, including several who are undergoing treatment for serious illnesses while continuing to work diligently and support their families.

The delegation visits and presents gifts to disadvantaged workers at Eclat Vietnam Textile and Garment Co., Ltd. Photo: N.Hoa

At each location visited, representatives of the working delegation warmly asked the workers about their health, jobs, income, living conditions, and family circumstances. The delegation also expressed sympathy for the difficulties facing union members and workers, encouraging them to take care of their health, continue medical treatment, and strive to overcome hardship so they can stabilize their lives.

On this occasion, the Dong Nai Federation of Labor presented each worker with a gift worth VND 2 million. Although modest in material value, the gifts reflected the trade union’s care and support for union members and workers, particularly those facing financial hardship or serious health conditions.

The delegation visits and presents gifts to disadvantaged workers at Hyosung Dong Nai Co., Ltd. Photo: N.Hoa

As part of this year’s Workers’ Month activities, the Dong Nai Federation of Labor, in coordination with the Dong Nai Occupational Safety and Health Council, has visited and provided support to 228 union members and workers who have suffered workplace accidents, serious illnesses, or other difficult circumstances.

By Nguyen Hoa – Translated by Mai Nga, Minho