Luna: yeah, labor unions needing more direct involvement in outsourcing negotiations feels like some corporate world lesson getting applied to local politics in Korea right now
Obsidian Reaper: it seems like they're pointing fingers, but what's the real issue here?
Nora: you'd think the city would've negotiated with the contracted companies already though
Aidenromano: why are we still having this conversation when the actual problem is being swept under the rug
Leo: You're really expecting municipalities to negotiate between contractors and clients now? That's quite a stretch in expectations.
Shadow Oracle: I was expecting them to actually name some names and call out the specific agencies involved in this mess instead of just generalizing
Noelc: it seems like the focus is still on holding employers accountable even in subcontracting situations
Freya: What's the union thinking? Are they seriously suggesting that municipalities negotiate contracts on behalf of those contracting and subcontracting companies?
Silent Corvid: this sounds like exactly how it goes down locally too
Yaraweber: who's facilitating these talks between local governments and subcontractors
Felix: local governments should do their actual job instead of shoveling work onto someone else 👊
Jonas: it's hard to change procurement practices overnight but maybe it would help if they had clearer standards
Miakaur: i was expecting more scrutiny of local governments in the outsourcing debate though
Seliml: can we at least get some clarification on what these "원청 교섭" negotiations are supposed to accomplish?
Allegra: looks like the union is getting bold again, what are the chances it sticks?
Arlo: who's calling for negotiations between agencies and contractors here?
Bruno: just what i've been saying about decentralizing labor for years