Traveling far from home to get used to a new place of residence and work, it is inevitable that there will be initial difficulties and hardships, but with the companionship and support from family, cadres, civil servants and public employees have gradually integrated and felt secure in their work.
According to the leader of the Department of Home Affairs of Dak Lak province, after the merger, nearly 1,000 cadres, civil servants and public employees from the East of Dak Lak came to take up their duties at the provincial agencies. The cadres, civil servants and public employees have proactively arranged their lives, are ready to adapt and complete their assigned tasks.
The family of Ms. Nguyen Nu Dat Minh Nhu (in Tuy Hoa ward, working at the Department of Finance) has been busy these past few days. From her young son's toys to household items, they have been carefully packed. This is the luggage that she, her husband and two children brought with them to travel nearly 200 km to Buon Ma Thuot ward to live and work. The new journey is inevitably difficult and tiring at first, but the couple feels more secure when they have the support and companionship of both parents.
Ms. Nhu confided: “My husband and I have our own house in Tuy Hoa ward. When we went to Buon Ma Thuot ward for work, we rented the whole house for the convenience of our family. Because our two children were still young, we took them with us. At first, the maternal grandmother came to look after the two children; the paternal grandmother stayed to clean and keep the house. The support and help from both families helped us feel very secure in our work.”
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| Mrs. Nguyen Thi Nhu Hoa (Tuy Hoa ward) and her husband took care of their two grandchildren while their daughter and son-in-law both went to work at the new administrative center. |
Instead of taking their children with them, many families of young officials, civil servants and public employees with school-age children have had to leave them with their grandparents. For the past half month, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Nhu Hoa (in Tuy Hoa ward) and her husband have been taking care of their two grandchildren on behalf of their children while their daughter and son-in-law both go to work at the province's new administrative center.
"Anything new will inevitably have difficulties, but you can rest assured, with your family as your support, you can continue to move forward strongly, devote yourself to your work, for the development of your homeland" - she . |
Loving the children who are far from their parents, every meal, every sleep, even taking them to school, Mrs. Hoa and her husband try to take care of everything. Mrs. Hoa confided: “We welcome the policy of merging provinces to create a new space, a new driving force for the country's development. I always encourage my children that we must consider ourselves lucky to be able to contribute to this historic moment. Therefore, in order for them to fully concentrate on their work during the first time at the new administrative center, my husband and I take on the responsibility of looking after and taking care of them. Everyone wants to be leisurely and comfortable when they are old, but my husband and I are happy and willing to share the difficulties and hardships with our children, to be their support. This is also an indirect way for us to join hands to contribute to the work of streamlining the apparatus, developing our homeland and country.”
To help her youngest son and his wife feel secure in their work during the first time they arrive at their new home, Mrs. Dao Thi Xuan (in Tuy Hoa ward) and her husband took responsibility for looking after the house and taking care of their granddaughter. Even when their daughter-in-law went to the West of Dak Lak to take up her assignment, she and her eldest son and his wife took her there, personally examined the place to eat and live, and bought some more household items for the children before returning home with peace of mind. Mrs. Xuan said that because they felt sorry for their children working far from home, they tried their best to help take care of their grandchildren so that they could feel secure in their work and develop their abilities.
Sharing the same view, Mr. Do Ngoc Tan (in Tuy Hoa ward) and his wife, although over 70 years old, still take care of their two grandchildren so that their daughter and her husband can work with peace of mind in the beginning until their children have settled down in their work and life. Mr. Tan said: “When things are stable, the younger child will be picked up by his parents to live with them; the older child will stay with his grandparents to finish high school. The family is always a support. And when there is a solid support, the children will overcome any difficulties to join hands in building the development of their homeland Dak Lak.”
Ha My
Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202507/khi-hau-phuong-la-diem-tua-cd80f86/
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