Criteria for consideration of the "Excellent Labor Collective" title in Vietnam

08:50, 27/12/2005

The Law on emulation and commendation 2003 of Vietnam was promulgated on November 26, 2003, of which one of the primary contents is the regulation on criteria for consideration of the "Excellent Labor Collective" title. So, what exactly are these criteria?

According to Article 27 of the Law on emulation and commendation 2003 of Vietnam, the "Excellent Labor Collective" title shall be considered and conferred on collectives which satisfy the following criteria:

- Having been creative, having overcome difficulties and excellently fulfilled their tasks, well performed their obligations toward the State;

- Having regular, practical and effective emulation movements;

- With 100% of their individual members having fulfilled their assigned tasks, at least 70% of whom winning the "Advanced Laborer" title;

- Having at least one individual winning the "Grassroots-Level Emulation Fighter" title and no individual being disciplined in the form of caution or a heavier form;

- Having preserved internal unity, been exemplary in observing undertakings and policies of the Party and laws of the State.

Collectives of the people's armed forces which satisfy the criteria prescribed at Points a, b, d and e, Clause 1 of this Article, and 100% of their individual members having fulfilled their assigned tasks, at least 70% of whom winning the "Advanced Fighter" title, shall be considered and conferred the "Determined-To-Win Unit" title.

View relevant contents at the Law on emulation and commendation 2003 of Vietnam, effective from July 01, 2004.

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