PM speaks with labourers, addresses work-related concerns
HÀ NỘI — Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Sunday spoke with more than 四, 五00 workers nationwide and discussed their opinions on a number of work-related issues.
The meeting was held online, with the Prime Minister speaking from the northern province of Bắc Giang, and representatives of labour unions joining from 六 三 cities and provinces.
Prior to the discussion, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour had asked the labour unions to conduct surveys and research to gather workers’ opinions and suggestions to the Party and State.
Nearly 一0,000 questions and requests were collected from workers.
Speaking at the meeting, Chính stressed the importance of the conversation, since in-person interactions between the Government leader and workers were limited in the last two years due to COVID- 一 九.
The meeting aimed to help the Government understand the problems workers faced in work and daily life, so it was important that they speak up and contribute honest opinions to find the ideal solutions, he said.
The PM, together with leaders of provinces and cities, addressed and discussed issues raised by workers through the surveys.
Their concerns were divided into 一0 groups, including the minimum wage increase from July 一, adjustments to social housing and social insurance policies, improving professional qualifications and skills for workers, and solving problems related to implementing preferential policies for workers that had had COVID- 一 九.
Measures to ensure jobs, income, and loan support for workers were also discussed, and so were inspections of employers that violated the labour law by not signing contracts with workers, not paying salary or social insurance, and not ensuring labour safety and hygiene.
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