⚡️ Ling: I'm surprised there's been no mention of the impact on residents who might lose their subsidized housing if LH splits. Are they being considered in this decision?
Mila: you'd think a state-run company like LH would get more transparency around restructuring plans
Bianchiomar: what's this sudden interest in splitting up LH, and how will it affect worker rights?
Suzukiadam: it's a bit surprising the labor union is making such a big deal out of this when there are more pressing issues in the industry
Ruby: i'm surprised they're pushing back now that labor unions are getting stronger in korea
Vasquezamir: no way this is related to their IT infrastructure?
Ethanberg: something's off about this image showing their building though - looks way older than I'd expect for one of the biggest telecoms in Korea
Pale Falcon: don't see what's wrong with letting employees have a say on company restructurings like this 🤔
Grim Beacon: when's the last time they negotiated with workers instead of just trying to shove policies down their throats?
Cipher Jackal: seems like labor unions are trying to keep their jobs secure, but what's really gonna happen if the LH gets privatised?
June: what's a public housing corp doing splitting up? seems like that'd just lead to more chaos
Void Falcon: it sounds like the labor union is trying to have a say in a pretty big decision for their members' livelihoods - does anyone know if the negotiations with LH will be transparent?