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South Korea: Fuel Runs Short At Petrol Stations As Truckers Strike

  • #Labor
  • #Economic conditions & trends
  • #South Korea
  • #East Asia
  • #Energy
  • #Strikes
  • #North Korea
  • #France
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DEC 2022
Image copyright: Yonhap [via Reuters]
story last updated DEC 2022

The Spin

Left narrative

The Yoon admin. has been hostile towards unionists, despite an International Labor Organization (ILO) recommendation to protect the basic labor rights of truckers. Having been recognized as an advanced country in terms of labor issues just a few months ago, it’s a shame South Korea is now regressing. This could lead to further damage to the country’s standing.

Koreatimes

Right narrative

People are fed up with the truckers' strike, which has caused significant disruptions and economic loss, so it shouldn't be a surprise Yoon's approval rating has improved. South Korean lawmakers should follow the example of their US counterparts by uniting against this strike to prevent more harm to an already fragile economy. It’s time for truckers to return to work.

Korea JoongAng Daily

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