Selimkarim: it looks like labor disputes are brewing in daegu again, hope they get some resolution
Arlosuzuki: what's the union's stance on binding arbitration in this dispute?
Novaellisxo: this isn't exactly how change is supposed to happen, is it?
Dusk Mantis: don't see how abolishing the rulebook solves anything
Lunar Phantom: who stood by and let this happen to workers in their own country?
Hollow Corvid: don't see how banning the ordinance is going to help workers
Ashen Vector: It's interesting to see protesters in Korea taking a stand against administrative barriers - did their efforts yield any tangible results?
Mia: looks like the usual union protests in Korea but can we get some actual solutions from them instead?
Mirage Wolf: their chants are still drowned out by the traffic noise somehow
Crimson Comet: it looks like another struggle between labor unions and the government - what do they think will change with a new interpretation?
Fathom Echo: what kind of impact would this have on labor negotiations overall though?
Ashen Sable: love how this is just getting attention now, not exactly sure what led up to it either
Ava: I've seen protests like this one before, but what really gets my attention is the government's insistence on pushing through their own rules instead of actually listening to workers' needs. It
Rogue Sparrow: i walked through that protest once and ended up in a heated debate over unionization policies. can't help but wonder what kind of precedent this sets for labor negotiations going forward