Legislative Council Election︱ The labor sector held an exchange meeting. Many candidates from the election committee sector supported their rights and interests

The Legislative Council elections will be held on December 19. The Federation of Trade Unions and other labor organizations will hold a joint platform exchange meeting for the labor sector today (24) to introduce the joint platform of the labor sector to candidates from the electoral committee.

46 candidates from the Legislative Council election committee sector attended the exchange meeting and took the stage to introduce the political platform. Many candidates agreed to protect the rights and interests of the labor sector and support the common political platform, and more than 100 election committees were present to exchange views.

7 joint platform "Snack Paper", many candidates all expressed "tick"

The Federation of Trade Unions, the Hong Kong and Kowloon Federation of Labour and the Hong Kong and Kowloon Federation of Trade Unions, together with various civil service unions, issued 7 joint platforms earlier, including creating diversified jobs, reviewing the outsourcing system, solving housing problems, and improving unemployment. Minimum wage, retirement protection and other systems.

Today’s exchange will provide candidates with a "snack paper" of 7 joint political platforms, hoping to exclude projects they support.

The Honorary Chairman of the Federation of Trade Unions Chen Yuenxian said that the establishment of a mask factory by the Federation of Trade Unions in the early stage of the epidemic was the result of cooperation between the labor sector and the business community. It is hoped that all walks of life can continue to cooperate to promote social development.

The Federation of Trade Unions hopes that the candidates of the Election Committee will turn the joint platform into their own platform for the labor sector and jointly promote it in the Legislative Council to improve the situation of the labor sector.

Many candidates expressed their understanding of the situation in the labor sector, that the current system is improper, and that they would "tick off the snack paper" and support the 7-point joint platform.

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