Recently, as part of the exchange promoted by the All-China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU) with Brazilian trade union federations, a seminar was held in Beijing that marked another step in the agenda of dialogue and cooperation between the trade union movements of the two countries.

At the opening, ACFTU Vice President Ma Lu highlighted the ACFTU's centenary, which today has more than 300 million members and 2,800 trade union entities nationwide. She emphasized unionization in new forms of work and the importance of closer Brazil-China cooperation.

The seminar featured a presentation on the “Workers' House” app, launched a year ago, which has already established itself as a multifunctional tool to support the working class, providing concrete support to workers.

The president of the Brazilian Trade Union Confederation (CSB), Antonio Neto, proposed the creation of cooperation groups to address technological transition and new working models.

(Source: Brazilian Trade Union Confederation, on September 18)