Classified as self-employed, truck drivers in South Korea not protected by labor laws, receive different and inadequate pay rates (labourreview.org)
cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/5604476...
Classified as self-employed, truck drivers in South Korea not protected by labor laws, receive different and inadequate pay rates (labourreview.org)
In South Korea, every time there is a conservative government, the first thing they do is crack down on the unions. Although they may not be union members, the system applies to all drivers. Maybe they didn’t all come out to the strike rallies, but they stopped and didn’t drive for one or two weeks during the strike, or they...
Classified as self-employed, truck drivers in South Korea not protected by labor laws, receive different and inadequate pay rates (labourreview.org)
cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/5604476...
A Brief History of Grab in Southeast Asia: transnationality, dominance and resistance (labourreview.org)
Platform companies operate transnationally. Should labour movements respond transnationally, too? Over the next few months, we will be publishing a Special Series on Grab in Southeast Asia to understand how Grab operates in different contexts, and what forms workers' organising and resistance have taken in each context....
