Archive

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Protection Contracts at center of ILO debateApr 07, 2011
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Hyundai ordered to recognize precarious worker as a direct employeeFeb 17, 2011
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GM Daewoo workers' struggle settlesFeb 03, 2011
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GM Daewoo workers high-altitude sit-in protestJan 13, 2011
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KMWU precarious workers begin negotiations with HyundaiDec 16, 2010
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Precarious workers at Hyundai Motors on strike demanding direct employmentNov 24, 2010
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Korean courts again confirm Hyundai Motor's responsibility for precarious workersNov 18, 2010
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Global unions decry continued labour rights violations in KoreaNov 11, 2010
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Landmark victory for precarious workers at Kiryung Electronics in KoreaNov 05, 2010
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IMF writes to Korean government demanding it respect workers' rightsNov 04, 2010
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KOREA: honour your international commitmentsOct 13, 2010
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Ssangyong Motor union leaders remain in jailAug 25, 2010
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VALEO cuts off electricity and water to peaceful sit-in protestors in KoreaJun 04, 2010
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One more Samsung worker dies – activists arrestedApr 07, 2010
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Samsung called to account for semiconductor cancer deathsMar 05, 2010
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ILO to Korean government: Irregular workers still denied rightsNov 25, 2009
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Agreement reached, Ssangyong Motor sit-in strikers jailedAug 06, 2009
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UPDATE: Ssangyong Motor Plant on fireAug 05, 2009
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Water and electricity cut off at Ssangyong MotorAug 04, 2009
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Sit-in strike intensifies as police surround Ssangyong MotorJul 21, 2009

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