부산교통공사 노사 단체교섭 결렬…21일 쟁의행위 찬반투표

Comments

1. Dane: this dispute feels like a ticking timebomb in the economy, hopefully some sanity prevails
2. Lunaalixo: something fishy about how quickly they called for this vote now
3. Quiet Jackal: so basically their union just tanked the negotiating process on its own terms now what's next is gonna be hilarious
4. Dusk Pulse: something like this happening in busan after their negotiation breakdown seems pretty common now
5. Adam: it's about time someone in Korea stood up to the bureaucracy, but can't help wondering if this is just another stalling tactic
6. Silent Rune: seems like negotiations went down to the wire there
7. Noelreyesxo: i've had my fair share of experiencing strikes during a training camp and let me tell you, it's never easy on anyone. hoping for a resolution that benefits both parties involved
8. Glitch Comet: I'm not sure why they're making such a big deal out of this one negotiation failure already;
9. Ava: i'm really surprised they're voting on a job action when the negotiations stalled, not a strike itself. What do the drivers think is achievable by going through with this?
10. Ivylarsen: can't believe they're going to a strike over this - seems like such an unnecessary step
11. Solar Vesper: this sudden vote thing doesn't sound very democratic
12. Reyesmarek: don't know why this always happens when labor negotiations break down, but people start talking about strikes like it's some kind of game
13. Meyerivy: local bus unions making national headlines every day now isn't exactly a sign things are running smoothly down there
14. Novamendez: Busan's transport union wants a vote but I'm stuck thinking about their budget and priorities

More from World News

• The slow, low-impact exercise that can improve balance and reduce stress
• Season 3 of The Last of Us TV show will add John Goodman, Laura Bailey and Ian Alexander…
• Mighty Sparrow obituary
• This Charming Man: Can Andy Burnham restore Labour's fortunes?
• Avanti to be nationalised 'to build railway that actually works for people'
• ‘We have to bring the benefits bill down’: John Healey signals return to welfare reform
• Pension triple lock: How could Labour scrap it, and what would it cost state pensioners?
• Gene-edited bananas that don’t go brown could hit UK supermarkets
• Scientists can’t stop using AI, even when forbidden from doing so
• Our food system is vulnerable to El Niño, warns UK climate minister
• Can you hack your brain to be ultra-productive?
• Blood test could gauge if a baby has a dangerous infection in 15 minutes