“Employment is harder than during the IMF”
“Need to fundamentally change the labor law”
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Regarding the side effects of the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) vaccine,’AstraZeneca’, which will begin vaccination on the 26th, the head of the People’s Power Emergency Countermeasures Committee, Kim Jong-in, said, “A thorough explanation is needed so that the people do not have distrust about vaccination. Do” he emphasized.
Chairman Kim said at the emergency response meeting held at the National Assembly on the 18th, “If you can see the phenomenon that has occurred in each country due to the current AstraZeneca vaccination, the side effects are also serious, so that the vaccination process is repeatedly pushed back in the vaccination process in France, Germany, and Sweden. I can see it,” he pointed out.
Chairman Kim said, “When the government said in the past why we introduced the vaccine late, we should see if the vaccination effect is safe in other countries, and then we should do the vaccination. In this aspect, such as whether or not to give the vaccination option, a thorough explanation is needed so that the public does not have distrust about vaccination.”
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In addition, he said, “The recent employment situation is more difficult than during the IMF financial crisis.” He then argued, “It is impossible to establish a foundation for the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry related to the 4th industry without solving Korea’s fundamentally chronic labor rights problem.”
“The government and the ruling party currently have 180 seats and enact the law at will.” Using this power, the labor law is reviewed in-depth to bring about fundamental and more efficient changes in the Korean economy to improve the manufacturing base and increase employment. It will create an opportunity to promote it.”
Chairman Kim met with reporters after the meeting and said, “Why entrepreneurs do not create jobs while increasing their investment in the manufacturing industry has a decisive influence on the rigid labor law.” “It is difficult to promote employment creation in the long run without easing those points.” It was paradoxical.
Meanwhile, regarding the human rights violations of the Uighurs in China, he said, “For some reason, our government has kept a complete silence.” “In particular, North Korea’s human rights issue is showing a complete hit pattern, so we will be indifferent to such human rights in the future. I am very concerned about whether it will be possible to obtain cooperation from the international community.
/ Reporter Kim Hye-rin [email protected]
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