Hong Kong – Delegation of National Model Workers and Craftsmen exchanges views with agents from different sectors (with photos/video)

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Delegation of National Model Workers and Craftsmen exchanges views with agents from different sectors (with photos/video)

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The Delegation of National Model Workers and Craftsmen continued its see to Hong Kong today (October 21), exchanging views and engaging with significant regional labour organisations, staff members and agents from different sectors.

In the early morning, the delegation exchanged views with significant regional labour organisations, trade union agents, the recipients of the market good example stars award arranged by the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions (FTU), customers of the Labour Department’s work services and students from the Employees Retraining Board (ERB). The experience sharing by the delegation has actually inspired workers throughout different sectors to accept modifications and pursue development proactively, along with to support a spirit of devotion and professionalism in their work, consequently boosting their abilities and driving the general development of their particular markets. The visitors participating in the experience sharing session consisted of the Under Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Mr Ho Kai-ming; the Commissioner for Labour, Mr Sam Hui; the Chairman of the ERB, Professor Simon Wong; the President of the FTU, Mr Stanley Ng; and the Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong and Kowloon Labour Unions, Mr Lam Chun-sing.

In the afternoon, the delegation went to the Chinese Culinary Institute, the Hotel and Tourism Institute and the International Culinary Institute, which are member organizations of the Vocational Training Council (VTC). Throughout the check out, they participated in significant exchanges with VTC trainees and WorldSkills Competition rivals. The individuals were deeply motivated by the delegation’s insights and experiences, which encouraged them to continually sharpen their abilities, pursue quality, and develop a strong structure for their future expert advancement.

The delegation likewise went to the Legislative Council (LegCo) Complex, and consulted with the President of the LegCo, Mr Andrew Leung, and the Secretary General of the LegCo Secretariat, Ms Dora Wai. Later on, the delegation went to a supper banquet hosted by the Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Mr Chris Sun. The participating in visitors consisted of the Permanent Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Ms Alice Lau, Mr Ho, Mr Hui and members of the Labour Advisory Board.