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Korea has strong worker protections and unions. Not on tracking, but in general.

• rapsey 1y ago
  Low union membership though.
  • DocTomoe 1y ago
    Which may be related to unions having been actively persecuted (to the extend of actual state-sanctioned torture, disappearences, and bona-fide massacres against people involved with unions - and people living next door. With active support of US civilian and military leadership, that is). Google Gwangju.
  • deaux 1y ago
    No? Unless you don't count intra-company worker committees. Those fulfill much of the same role and are mandatory above a (relatively low) company size.