Overview
- Rallies began Wednesday at a 3 p.m. demonstration in Yeouido, western Seoul, with parallel events in 12 regions as the two-day strike got under way.
- Strikers are calling for amendments to Articles 2 and 3 of the Labor Union Act to limit employer claims for damages during legal strikes.
- The bill had twice passed the National Assembly but was vetoed by former President Yoon Suk Yeol over objections from business lobbies and the People Power Party.
- The federation also pressed for comprehensive labor reforms to secure rights for platform and special-contract workers against rising precarity.
- A second major march is scheduled for Saturday in central Seoul to maintain pressure on President Lee’s administration.