Frankly, that's good news. This, I would also argue, is the worldwide phenomenon of "the great resignation". Naturally, the name itself means to quit. However

Frankly, that's good news. This, I would also argue, is the worldwide phenomenon of "the great resignation". Naturally, the name itself means to quit. However in proceeding months, it also represents unionization, representation, work slowdowns, walkoffs, pickets, and much more. South Korea's response here seems more about focusing legal and societal pressure against these mega-owners. Which, again, is laudable.