Seoul National University Hospital labor union teasers strike on 11th...demanding stronger public nature and increase in staff = South Korea

The labor union at Seoul National University Hospital announced on the 2nd that it would hold a full-scale strike on the 11th, demanding stronger public nature of medical care and an increase in human resources.
The Seoul Regional Branch of the Medical Solidarity Headquarters of the Public Transportation Workers Union under the Democratic Labor Federation of Korea, Seoul University Hospital Branch
On this day, press materials were distributed, stating, ``We have been conducting collective bargaining (main negotiations) between labor and management for the 16th time since July 11th, but the hospital has not presented an acceptance plan,'' and ``On the 11th, approximately 3,700
Union members will go on an indefinite strike." In the vote for or against the strike held by the labor union from the 22nd to the 26th of last month, the vote was 89.4% and the approval rate was 95.9%.
Ki's plan for entry was approved. The union includes workers at Seoul University Hospital and Seoul Boramae Hospital. The union is calling for the abolition of the performance-based pay system for doctors, the establishment of a new public medical allowance, and the
``Strengthening the public nature of healthcare by prohibiting reductions in the number of beds, implementing free medical care, protecting patient information, and reducing for-profit subsidiaries,'' ``Increasing the number of essential human resources by 114,'' ``Increasing real wages and improving working conditions.''
etc. are requested. The union said, ``The company maintains its position that it cannot accept the union's demands, citing human resources control by the Ministry of Planning and Finance, management evaluation of public institutions, and total personnel expense controls.''
"Despite the many sacrifices and efforts made over the past three years in the process of treating critically ill patients with COVID-19, the government and hospitals continue to view hospital workers and unions as targets for repression." criticized.
The union said, ``The company is trying to raise wages for doctors without showing any sincerity in collective bargaining,'' and added, ``On the 14th of last month, while the company was in the midst of collective bargaining, the management committee of Seoul National University Hospital
"We passed a bill to increase doctors' treatment allowances by over 10 billion won." Last November, the labor union at Seoul National University Hospital held a three-day campaign calling for stronger public service and more human resources.
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