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parcel delivery union held a large-scale rally in Seoul demanding that the social agreement that the delivery company take charge of sorting the

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was properly implemented. It is noteworthy whether labor and management, who are in the final stages of negotiations, can come up with a final compromise today (16th), the last day of negotiations.



This is reporter Im Tae-woo.



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Yesterday, the week of the indefinite strike, about 4,000 workers from the nationwide courier union held a rally in Seoul at Yeouido Park.



There was also a clash with the police blocking the entry of equipment.



The union raised their voices, saying that this time they would come up with a final agreement.



[Let's finish the classification task for overworked



workers this

time!]

In the midst of this, the courier union, courier companies, agency association, and the government are participating in negotiations together to preserve the size and timing of manpower to be put into sorting work, as well as the wages of couriers who will be reduced due to reduced working hours We had a tug-of-war until late at night over problems, etc.



The union said they had reached a significant consensus on the key issue of classification.



[Jin Kyung-ho/Chairman of the Courier Union: Let's stop sorting now, and the desperate demands of the delivery workers to work without dying any more are crossing the ridge of the 9th department.]



Post office delivery workers have been occupied and protesting at the Yeouido Office building since then, If you do not return to work by then, you will be notified that the contract will be terminated, and the confrontation phase continues.



The number of workers on strike by the parcel delivery union is about 10% of all delivery drivers, but in areas with a high union membership, delivery was disrupted.



[Shopping mall operator: Because the product itself cannot be shipped, I have to call each customer and tell them that the shipment is not possible.]



It is noteworthy whether a final compromise will be reached on the last day of labor-management negotiations today.