Controversial candidate for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, with 46 changes in aides... Allegations of obstructing reemployment of departed aides also emerge = South Korea

In South Korea, while there are rumors of power harassment of an aide regarding Kang Sun-woo, candidate for Minister of Gender Equality and Family (a member of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea), further rumors are spreading that "Candidate Kang has resigned."
According to a report by the Korean daily newspaper JoongAng Ilbo (on the 14th), former aide A, who worked in Kang's office, said, "Until now,
"What has happened is just the tip of the iceberg," he said, claiming, "Under Kang's leadership, there was systematic bullying within the lawmaker's office, inducement to resign, and obstruction to finding employment after retirement."
A said, "(Candidate Kang) excluded certain people from group chat rooms on KakaoTalk, ostracized them in front of everyone, and winked at them to ignore him.
"In the end, they deal with the issue by encouraging people around them to leave," he said, adding, "If they see this as a problem, then I'll never be able to work in this world again.
"Kang contacted the new employers of the aides who had resigned and told them that they were 'problematic' and repeatedly obstructed their hiring," he added.
He said.