Power of the People: ``President Yun Seok-Yeol's veto is inevitable'' vs. Democratic Party: ``President Yun Seok-Yeol should promulgate the bill''...Tug of war over the Yellow Envelope Law = South Korea

In South Korea, the ruling and opposition parties continue to have a war of words over the ``Yellow Envelope Law'' (proposed amendment to the Labor Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Act), which was passed by a plenary session of the National Assembly due to the unilateral promotion of the Democratic Party (opposition).
Jeong Kwang-jae, spokesperson for the ruling party, said in a commentary on the 11th, ``The yellow envelope law will effectively become a relief law for the National Democratic Labor Union Confederation.In fact, until last year, labor unions
99.6% of the damages claims filed against the Democratic Labor Union were filed against the Democratic Labor Union." He continued, ``This law makes it difficult for companies to claim compensation for damages, and effectively provides impunity for illegal acts by labor unions.''
There are also widespread fears that this could become the case. The Democratic Labor Union, which has led illegal strikes up until now, will be the biggest beneficiary of this bill, and it could become an excuse for illegal strikes to spread."
Ta. Furthermore, ``The power of the people will not turn their backs on the cries of the industrial world that ``this is a bad law that will make it impossible to do business in South Korea anymore.''
Therefore, President Yoon Seo-gyul's right to request a reconsideration will be an inevitable choice." Regarding this, Kwon Chil-sun, the Democratic Party's chief spokesperson, said, ``Yun.
President Seoyue urged the government to properly promulgate the yellow envelope bill.'' Spokesperson Kwon said, ``If the president rejects the law, which reflects the Supreme Court ruling and international standards, it will undermine the labor rights of powerless workers.''
"The intention is to neutralize it." He continued, ``If the president's exercise of his veto power leads to a breakdown in the relationship between the National Assembly and the government, the primary responsibility lies with President Yoon, who is responsible for running the country, and the power of the people.''
he said in a raised voice. In the afternoon, the two major labor unions, the Democratic Union of Labor and the Korean Union of Labor, held a large-scale rally in downtown Seoul to urge the immediate promulgation and enforcement of the Yellow Envelope Law. The number of people reporting the meeting (participation) is from the private sector.
There are said to be 40,000 people from the Main Labor Federation and Resignation Movement Headquarters, and 60,000 from the Korean Federation of Labor.