"We Are No Longer Passive" - WEMADE Employees Formed a Union because They Were Worried About Layoffs and Restructuring
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Wemade, a game company facing a sale of its management rights to Chinese capital, has established a labor union due to concerns over job insecurity. The Wemade branch announced that it plans to strongly demand from management through future collective bargaining that it oppose restructuring, guarantee employment succession, and improve working conditions.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Ju-hwan = A labor union has been established at Wemade [112040], a South Korean game company that was sold to a Chinese consortium.
A labor union has been established at Wemade, a domestic game company sold to Chinese capital. The Korean Chemical, Textile, and Food Workers' Union (KCTU) announced on the 30th that the Wemade branch has officially launched.
[Digital Daily Reporter Lee Hak-beom] A labor union has been established at Wemade, where the process of changing the largest shareholder is currently underway. Citing job insecurity regarding the possibility of restructuring or business downsizing following the change in major shareholders as the reason for its establishment, the union demanded job security, protection of working conditions, and the continued operation of key businesses. Accor…
"We are no longer passive" - WEMADE employees formed a union because they were worried about layoffs and restructuring
The Korean company WEMADE officially started as a trade union under the National Federation of Chemical, Textile and Food Industries, affiliated to the KCTU (Korean Confederation of Trade Unions). Employees expressed concerns about the change of the largest shareholder, deteriorating financial performance and uncertainty about the future fate of the business. The WEMADE trade union […]
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