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News Company leaders offer condolences to frontline cadres and employees who remained at their posts on New Year's Eve
Company leaders offer condolences to frontline cadres and employees who remained at their posts on New Year's Eve
2023-01-26 22:23 6993

On the evening of the 30th day of the Lunar New Year on January 21st, which coincided with the reunion of thousands of families to celebrate the Chinese New Year, Huang Mingqiang, the Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Company, visited and comforted the frontline cadres and employees who were still sticking to their posts on New Year's Eve, and extended holiday wishes and sincere gratitude to everyone. Guo Chuanhong, Pan Shiyu, Lin Zheng, Li Jun, He Xiaoming and other members of the party and government leadership team of the copper company attended.

In the production workshops of film subsidiaries, copper companies and other units, the production lines are running in an orderly manner, and workers are busy operating, presenting a thriving scene. At guard posts, substations, and other duty positions, staff are conscientiously on duty, providing full service to ensure normal production and operation order. Huang Mingqiang and his delegation had a cordial conversation with the on duty cadres and employees, presenting red envelopes and New Year's greetings. They expressed sincere gratitude to everyone for giving up reuniting with their families on New Year's Eve, sticking to their posts to focus on production and ensure the market. They also reminded everyone to strengthen safety production work during the holiday period to ensure a safe and peaceful New Year.

Greetings and sincere blessings have inspired the vast number of cadres and workers on duty. Everyone expressed that they must stick to their posts, fulfill their duties and responsibilities, continue to work hard and forge ahead in the new year, strive to achieve the "good start" of the new year, complete the annual goals and tasks, and contribute their own strength.

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