2250개의 게시물을 찾았습니다.
Sharan Burrow (R), general secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation, poses for a photo with Choi Jong-jin, acting chief of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions...
...during their meeting at the confederation's headquarters in Seoul on May 29, 2017. (Yonhap)
Related report in Korean:
☞ 국제노총 사무총장 “전교조 법외노조 철회, 기대한다” (교육희망, 5.29)
Members from the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, the smaller of the two major labor umbrella groups in South Korea, undertake the Buddhist practice of three steps, one bow...
...as they rally in Seoul on May 29, 2017, to call for upgrading their status from irregular positions to regular ones and increasing the minimum wage to 10,000 won (US$8.68) per hour. (Yonhap)
Related reports in Korean:
☞ 민주노총 농성 돌입…“정권 교체됐지만, 노동자 삶은” (참세상, 5.29)
☞ 민주노총〈노동존중세상으로 한걸음 더〉농성돌입 (진보노동뉴스, 5.29)
Y'day(5.27) afternoon in central Seoul...
About 5000 activists, representing some 600 organizations(most of them KCTU-affiliated), staged a struggle rally/demo to pressure the new elected (Moon Jae-in)gov't to comply with workers' most urgently demands: "Statutory minimum wage 10,000 won/per hour... as soon as possible(2018)!" and "Abolish precarious employment circumstances... once for all!"
KCTU's detailed report(in Korean), incl. lots of pics, you'll get here
About three weeks ago(5.02) Hankyoreh published the following: Jeon Yeong-soo (left) and Lee Seong-ho...
...on the 21st day of their aerial protest in Ulsan, May 1. The two worked for a subcontractor at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard. The subcontractor went out of business and they lost their jobs.
Last Friday(5.19) hundreds of KMWU activists from Ulsan demonstrated their solidarity with Jeon's and Lee's ongoing sit-in struggle...
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