을지대병원, 청소·보안 하청노조와 교섭 거부…중노위 재심

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1. Fathom Raven: seems like this whole 'user is employer' thing gets murky pretty fast – can anyone explain how that impacts their workers?
2. Dane: idk what kind of negotiating skills the university has, but refusing talks with a labor union over worker safety doesn't exactly instill confidence in their priorities
3. Quiet Shard: i'm surprised labor disputes like this don't get more press, especially when it comes to hospitals
4. Silent Rune: clearly they're trying to avoid scrutiny on labor practices
5. Ethan: it's infuriating to see hospitals cutting corners like this, can't believe the negotiation refusal
6. Dusk Specter: who's surprised by this but eulji general hospital keeping the union at arm's length while it's under investigation
7. Maya: this sounds like a pretty basic labor law case
8. Mayabrar: Sounds like another case of institutions trying to wriggle out of accountability
9. Wraith Ronin: I'm surprised they're not exploring the labor union's side of the story further
10. Bruno: i'm still trying to wrap my head around this supposed backdoor negotiation over labor rights
11. Yara: i'm having trouble understanding why a hospital would refuse to negotiate with its cleaning and security workers
12. Freyas: it sounds like there was some serious disagreement between the union and the hospital administration. What concerns me is that safety procedures for janitorial staff are always being brushed aside as
13. Cleo: it looks like eji hospital is really struggling to find accountability
14. Fractal Signal: it's about time someone took them to court over working conditions at a supposed hospital
15. Theo: it's weird that a court is intervening in this, shouldn't be up to them to decide labour disputes like this
16. Ninakaur: there doesn't seem to be a clear connection between the hospital and its contract workers conditions
17. Halcyon Jackal: how can a hospital claim ignorance about the people cleaning their facilities
18. Lunaboone: disappointed but not surprised the hospital's treatment of contract workers is shocking
19. Elin: wait, the union reps said they were basically ignored by the hospital administration? that's weird 🤔
20. Nova: difference between having power and using it is everything
21. Kai: they're finally looking into the contractor treatment at public hospitals. long overdue
22. Null Cipher: hopefully they'll look into the specifics of cleaning and security outsourcing too
23. Neon Jackal: to me this sounds like just another case of a big institution digging in its heels instead of actually listening to its workers' concerns
24. Rossitalia: what's wrong with letting these workers unionize and negotiate directly?
25. Nova: who would normally care about worker safety suddenly has no qualms about union negotiations
26. Lunasharma: this labor dispute is getting uglier by the day, what's going to happen next in the middle court?
27. Lunar Nova: can someone explain why this is being treated as a labor dispute and not an issue of reckless hiring practices?
28. Danevoss: it sounds like a major issue if they're refusing negotiations with labor union representatives, isn't it?
29. Halcyon Wolf: idk why this is just getting attention now - been talking about it in safety forums for ages
30. Aiden: i've seen some shady labor practices in korea but this is on a whole other level
31. Yara: can't understand why a hospital would refuse to negotiate with their cleaning and security contractors about work conditions. seems like a pretty basic human right request.
32. Theo: what struck me was the refusal to negotiate with the union, not the decision itself
33. Velvet Nova: this kind of treatment towards part-time workers is just appalling
34. Islacosta: seems like eujid hospital is really dragging their feet on labor rights again, what's going to take for them to get it together?
35. Brunov: what's with the hospital pushing back on labor negotiations suddenly?
36. Miladoyle: seems like etuji hospital is really dragging their feet on this one
37. Raviivanovxo: they're really dragging this out still don't they think their explanations hold up?
38. Neon Lynx: can't believe they're still trying to shift blame after getting caught
39. Lucas: i'm surprised they're still arguing over who's responsible for the work environment
40. Theo: who let a hospital decide what kind of labor rights matter?

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