[월:] 2024년 05월

Public Disclosure of Migrant Workers’ Performance Scores: Ethical Concerns and Corporate Responsibility

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Migrant Workers,South Korea,Ethical Labor,Scores,Ethical Implications

The “Foreign Workers’ Skill Board,” displayed at the Ulsan shipyard, included detailed personal information of migrant workers, such as names, photographs, and birth years. Performance was visually represented through radar charts—a common tool in games for illustrating character abilities—covering aspects like skills, attitude, language proficiency, and safety. This method of public performance display raises profound … 더 읽기

Unleashing Innovation in South Korea: Gyeongnam’s Pioneering Regulatory-Free Zones

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South Korea,Gyeongnam,Byproducts,Hydrogen Mobility,Future Prospects

South Korea continues to push the boundaries of innovation and economic development through the establishment of regulatory-free zones. A prime example is South Gyeongsang Province (Gyeongnam), which has recently been selected for two groundbreaking projects: the “Marine Byproduct Recycling Special Zone” and the “Hydrogen Mobility Living Lab.” Project Overview: The “Marine Byproduct Recycling Special Zone” … 더 읽기

Reinstatement Controversy at Seoul Metropolitan Transport Corporation: A Deep Dive into Labor Relations and Management Issues

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Reinstatements,Dismissals,Reinstatements,Union,Labor Rights

Recent developments at the Seoul Metropolitan Transport Corporation (SMTC) have stirred significant controversy. A number of union leaders, previously dismissed for abusing the “time-off” system, which allows unionized workers to be exempted from regular duties for union activities, have been reinstated. This decision appears to clash with the corporation’s commitment to rooting out corrupt practices … 더 읽기