(HBO) - The Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of Hoa Binh province has organised a dialogue on labour with businesses operating in the locality.
In
the first six months of 2019, the number of labour accidents in the locality
decreased significantly compared to the same period of 2018. Local enterprises
signed labour contracts with employees and strictly implemented legal
regulations.
Labour regulations have been built and registered with the State management agencies
in line with legal regulations. Enterprises have implemented well regulations
of the Labour Law related to sickness and maternity leaves, weekends, public
holidays, and New Year festival for employees.
The department proposed State management
agencies to pay attention to raising awareness among enterprises on implementing
labour laws; regulations related to labour safety and hygiene; and occupational
education, improving the quality of education and training activities to meet
the demand of enterprises, as well as promoting inspection and the supervision
of the implementation of regulations of the Labour Law at enterprises.
Meanwhile, local enterprises were required to work well on the popularization of
laws for workers, provide employees with knowledge of labour safety and hygiene,
and equip them with all labour protection equipment.
Enterprises were ordered to pay heed to enhancing inspection and supervision of
the implementation of regulations of the Labour Law at enterprises.
At the event, representatives from local enterprises and labourers raised many
questions related to labour supply and use; salary; health insurance; social
insurance; unemployment insurance; licensing and implementing benefits for
foreign workers.
They also asked about the role of trade unions in enterprises, and the
interaction between State management agencies and enterprises in guiding the
implementation of regulations on labour, and inspection and examination of labour
safety.
Representatives
from the provincial Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, the
Social Security’s chapter in Hoa Binh, the provincial Labour Confederation,
and the Management Board of industrial parks directly
answered the questions and address the issues in their authority.
At the same time, the provincial Department of Labour, Invalids and Social
Affairs collected opinions and petitions to submit to relevant agencies for
consideration and settlement, towards building a progressive, harmonious and
stable labor relationship./.
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