Seoul subway is on strike until 6pm today (10th)... Normal operation during commuting hours = South Korea

The Seoul Transportation Corporation union, which operates subway lines 1 to 8 in Seoul, South Korea, plans to continue its warning strike that began on the 9th until 6 pm on the 10th. Commuting hours on the subway continue even during the union strike
The band is operating 100% normally. Additionally, with the end of the warning strike, it is expected that the congestion during the closing hours on this day will ease somewhat.
However, the public corporation's labor union told Seoul City and the company that the Scholastic Aptitude Test (university entrance exam) was over on the 16th.
The position is that there is a possibility that there will be a second strike after this. The public corporation's labor union is advocating △ reversal of personnel cuts, △ recruitment of human resources, △ reform of the wage system, and △ desperately defending the two-shift system in four groups. But Seoul
The city government has expressed its regret that the public corporation labor union has launched a senseless strike by holding the Seoul subway, which is a public transportation hostage, hostage, and is urging them to immediately call off the strike. During negotiations on the 8th, the public corporation labor union said,
After discussions between labor and management, the company proposed hiring the necessary human resources for safety, but the company rejected the proposal, demanding large-scale recruitment.
The City of Seoul and the Corporation operate 100% of the regular trains during commuting hours. Also, during the time of leaving work,
The total subway operation will be maintained at 82% compared to normal times. A total of five emergency standby trains will be added to Lines 2, 3, and 5, which have particularly high numbers of users, to minimize congestion during the clock-off time.
do. The city of Seoul and the public corporation will secure a total of 13,500 human resources, including non-strike participants and employees of subcontractors, to maintain subway transportation functions. Additionally, 124 city employees work at the station each day.
They will be deployed as support personnel and will focus on crowd management and safety management. In preparation for subway congestion, the city of Seoul is also taking measures to provide alternative transportation such as city buses.
In order to facilitate the movement of citizens during commuting hours, the central bus dispatch hours (7 a.m. to 9 a.m., 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.) will be extended by one hour, and shorter vehicle and bus schedules will be introduced.
The plan is to add 566 additional buses, including buses, to increase the number of trips to 1,393. The intensive dispatch hours for 250 community bus routes (7 a.m. to 9 a.m., 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.) during departure and departure hours will be extended by one hour.
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