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오늘 진행된 교섭은 진전된 내용은 없습니다. 내일 11시에 다시 이어집니다. 길어지는 단식에, 교섭에 속이 타지만 교섭단은 끈기를 갖고 교섭을 진행하고 있습니다.(*)
임재춘 기타노동자 단식 38일째 오춘상 한의사선생님의 진료가 있었고 지몽스님께서 몸을 돌봐주신 다음 기도를 하셨습니다. 몸과 마음을 돌봐주는 사람들이 있어 오늘도 하루를 보내고 있습니다.
* 관계 기사:
☞ 콜텍 교섭 난항…사측, ‘복직 당일 퇴사’ 고집하나 (참세상, 4.17)
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North Korea may have declined offer for special envoy (headline in yesterday's Korea Times)
Moon seeks to send envoy to NK next week (headline in today's Korea Times)
Kim Jong Un is now being called ‘Supreme Representative of All the Korean People’...(source: Reuters, 4.12)
A political bombshell was dropped [on April 11, 2019, the first session of the 14th Supreme People’s Assembly, NK's so-called parliament] in the first speech of the newly promoted Choe Ryong Hae, in which he declared that Kim Jong Un, by being the chairman of the State Affairs Commission, also is “the supreme representative of all the Korean people”. The actual goals and attitude notwithstanding, North Korea has so far been relatively careful to avoid open claims to leadership over all of the Korean Peninsula. While Article 1 of the Constitution says that the DPRK represents “the interests of all the Korean people,” Article 9 adds that the complete victory of socialism is to be achieved “in the northern half of Korea” only. The new title is thus a certain break with the past and openly challenges the role of South Korea and its president.
The claim to be the leader of all Koreans does, in fact, correspond with the major long-term strategic goal of Kim Jong Un to achieve a unification of the Korean Peninsula under his leadership. However, it is unclear why he decided to make this so explicit now, and why he has chosen to create such a huge challenge to ROK President Moon Jae-in despite the current status of the bilateral relationship between the DPRK and the US after the Hanoi Summit. It seems that despite the abrupt end of the summit, Kim Jong Un feels very confident that he does not need Moon’s help as a mediator anymore(*)...(source: 38 North, 4.13)
* PS. President Moon Jae-in offered Monday to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un "at any time and any place," and if this is accepted, he is expected to send a special envoy to Pyongyang...(source: K. Times, 4.15)
"We want to ensure the basic labor rights that are guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of Korea and guaranteed by all workers. As many as 2.5 million special employed workers are not guaranteed basic labor rights."
"We don`t have any basic rights because we are not recognized as laborers because of Article 2 of the labor union law. We're stuck between the shipper and the carrier, so we can't get a proper fare. Therefore, they have no choice but to run at the risk of their lives in a speeding and overworked condition. Last year, 748 people lost their lives in cargo trucks. It is good for the people if excessive and speeding are eliminated. So the first step for safe roads is to guarantee the basic labor rights of special workers."
"We don`t have the basic right to work, so we`ve improved the working conditions by fighting. Then, if capital reversed the agreement, it had fought again until the agreement was kept. Now we have to break that vicious cycle."
Y'day(4.13) afternoon(KST) in central Seoul: 20,000 'specially employed' (self-employed, dependent contractors, misclassified workers) KCTU members gathered to mark the 100th anniversary of the ILO with a call for ratification of ILO core conventions, revision of the Trade Union and Labour Relations Adjustment Act, Article 2 and guarantee of fundamental labour rights for all workers. Despite promises by the gov't to ratify ILO conventions, 'social dialogue' has left specially-employed workers out of the discussion, while employers and conservative forces call for weakening of labour protections...
The (Korean)report by KCTU you can read here. And here you'll get a photo report by KPTU...
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