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Korea: KHMU Campaigns Against For-Profit Hospitals

Apr 04, 2019
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PSI supports KCTU’s general strike for ratification of ILO Core Conventions without regression

Mar 05, 2019
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KPTU wins termination of contract for Seoul metro Line 9

Jan 30, 2019
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"Real denuclearisation and the establishment of a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula are up to us", says PSI affiliate KPTU

Jun 13, 2018
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Public workers of the world call for immediate release of detained Korean unionist Han Sang-gyun

Nov 03, 2017
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Korean unions win Tripartite Cooperation

Aug 16, 2017
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Korean health unions are very satisfied with the new spirit of of tripartite social dialogue in the country, which on 12 July led to the signing of a collective agreement at Green hospital in Seoul to: increase staffing levels; create more jobs by fully implementing nursing/caregiving integrated services; create jobs by shortening working hours and regularize the employment of workers on contract jobs in hospitals.