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Labor·6/9/2026AI summary

US Hospitality Workers at World Cup Venues Threaten Strikes Over Wages, Immigration Protections

Hospitality and food service workers in Los Angeles, Seattle and Philadelphia, represented by Unite Here, are warning of potential strikes during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Unions are seeking wage increases above $30 per hour, protections from immigration enforcement, improved health coverage and better staffing as contracts expire or near expiration.

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Labor Minister orders thorough investigation into Hanwha explosion, prepares for potential summer labor disputes

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Politics·6/4/2026AI summary

Labor Minister orders thorough investigation into Hanwha explosion, prepares for potential summer labor disputes

South Korea's Labor Minister Kim Young-hoon has ordered a thorough investigation into the Hanwha explosion and stressed the need for safety measures in booming sectors like defense and semiconductors. He also announced the formation of 'Labor-Management Negotiation Support Teams' to prepare for potential strikes this summer.

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Politics·5/23/2026AI summary

Newspaper Headlines Reflect Labor Disputes, Economic Concerns, and Political Shifts

South Korean newspapers highlight intensifying labor-management conflicts at Samsung Electronics, growing public anger over performance bonuses, calls to reform labor laws, narrowing political party gaps, and economic issues like surging tax surpluses and currency fluctuations.

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Labor Disputes Spread to Major South Korean Industries

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Business·5/18/2026AI summary

Labor Disputes Spread to Major South Korean Industries

Samsung Biologics and Kakao Corp. face labor disputes over performance-based pay and profit sharing. Samsung Biologics estimates 150 billion won in damages from a recent strike, while Kakao's union is pursuing arbitration and considering a walkout.

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