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A Historical Milestone for Workers’ Rights International Workers’ Day has its roots in the late 19th century, emerging from the workers’ rights movement in the US. Over time, it has become a global day of action, with workers around the world uniting to fight for fair and just treatment. In Vietnam, May 1, 1930, marks a significant date in history when the country’s working class, led by the Communist Party of Vietnam, took to the streets to demand better working conditions, higher wages, and reduced working hours. Their struggle, though challenging, paved the way for a pivotal chapter in the workers’ movement, culminating in the powerful Nghe Tinh Soviet movement. The 2023 launch of the Action Month on Occupational Safety and Health marked a significant step forward. Following the August Revolution in 1945, President Ho Chi Minh demonstrated his respect for the contributions of workers by issuing a decree recognizing May 1 as a fully-paid public holiday. This acknowledgme...

THE HANOI TIMES — Hanoi is committed to enhancing workers’ well-being during the Occupational Safety and Health Action Month and Worker Month 2025. A range of initiatives will be implemented to improve working conditions, with a focus on occupational disease prevention and healthcare for employees. These initiatives aim to raise awareness and educate employers, workers, and medical professionals about identifying and mitigating hazards in the workplace. By doing so, we hope to create a safer and healthier environment for all. The Hanoi Center for Disease Control (CDC) plays a pivotal role in enforcing the Occupational Safety and Hygiene Law. They are dedicated to strengthening workers’ health care, preventing occupational diseases and accidents, and fostering a culture of safety. This includes maintaining records on occupational environmental hygiene, monitoring working environments, and providing health examinations for workers. Dedicated staff from Hanoi CDC diligently monitor ...