逍遥法外电影大尺度未删减,伊人天堂网,蜜桃臀av在线,综合网天天,老炮儿电影未删减完整版下载,国内久久精品视频,风花电影在线观看完整版

National

Regional

Taiwan, HK, Macao

Special Coverage

Focus

Society

Profiles

China trade unions aim to aid 10 million migrant workers

(Xinhua)
Updated: 2009-02-18 11:05

BEIJING  -- China's trade unions are planning to extend aid to more than 10 million migrant workers this year, according to a telephone conference organized by the All China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU) Tuesday.

Related readings:  20 million jobless migrant workers return home  Govt sets rural job ball rolling  1 million graduates to get job training

The effort is meant to ease the plight of more than 20 million migrant workers who have been driven out of employment after the global financial turmoil forced many factories to close in China.

The federation said it aimed to cover about 5 million migrant workers with employment assistance, such as job training and vocational instructions. It would help the other 5 million safeguard their legal rights or offer them living assistance.

The federation also expected to add 5 million migrant workers this year to more than 66 million who have become trade union members by the end of 2008.

The federation used to only organize workers with urban residence permits, but is now giving more attention to recruiting and helping migrants.

Sun Chunlan, the ACFTU deputy chairperson, said trade unions in10 big cities would vouch for migrant workers, on a pilot basis, to secure small loans for migrants.

She said the ACFTU would also work closely with government human resources departments, enterprises, and social groups to organize various job fairs so as to find jobs for migrant workers.