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Since about 5 months Taiwanese labour/civil right activists are in solidarity to support the ongoing struggle of (now since 124 days)dismissed HYDIS workers(more detailed info you'll get here)!
Here're just a few images, depicting some of last week's solidarity activities in Taipei...
Dear dismissed HYDIS workers(from S. Korea), WELCOME TO TAIWAN! And, as you can see: We, the Nat'l Immigration Agency - in behalf of the Taiwanese "gov't" - have an special welcome adress for you...
親愛的被解僱的韓國Hydis工人,歡迎來臺灣。如同您看到的,我們移民署代表臺灣政府,給您特別的`待遇`
한국에서 오신 해고 Hydis노동장 여러분께, 대만에 오신 것을 환영합니다. 보시는 바와 같이, 대만 "정부"를 대신하여 저희 이민기구는 간략한 환영 순서를 준비해보았습니다.
Since almost 5 months Taiwanese labour/civil right activists are in solidarity to support the ongoing struggle of (now since 112 days)dismissed HYDIS workers(more detailed info you'll get here)...
Here're just a few images, depicting some of last week's solidarity activities in Taipei...
Last month the majority of the (approx. 680,000)KCTU members decided to go on "General Strike". Date: 7.15...
Yesterday's(7.15) Yonhap News Agency reported the following:
Thousands of unionized workers held rallies throughout the country on Wednesday, seeking higher minimum wages and an end to the government's attempts to restructure the labor market in a management-friendly way.
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) said around 50,000 members joined the nation-wide protests held in 14 different locations, including Seoul... The government, however, estimated around 28,000 members participated in the nation-wide rallies.
The protestors demanded that the government should stop its oppression of workers, adding the country's hourly minimum wage should be revised to 10,000 won (US$8.74)...
More detailed reports about yesterday's KCTU "General Strike" in Korean you'll get on LabourStart(please check out the links, posted 7.15/16!)...
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