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[뵿/CTN] = 뵿 ȹ "ֳ뵿ڰ ߹ ϰ ִ ͸ ؼ ν ߿ϴ" "뵿δ 뵿ܰ Բ ϴ ȭ 忡 ڸ ֵ ϰڴ" ߴ. 뵿ΰ ֱÿ 4 뵿ܰ ֳ뵿ڵ鿡 ̸ ϸ ȣĪ ȭ ģ ̸ 'ֳ뵿 뵿 ķ' ̴. ׷ ̴ ֳ뵿ڵ ӱ ü, ְ ȯ, ߴ ̰ ġ ܸ ä, 常 ȭ 峭 Ұ ' '̶ ż.

ɰ ̹ ķ 뵿 Ÿ ܹ߼ ̺Ʈ ̴. δ ', ' ȣĪ ϴ ֳ뵿ڸ ϴ ȭ ٽ ȣϰ ִ. ֳ뵿ڵ ϴ ̸ ִ ġ ƴ϶, ϴ õ ۾ ȯ δ 츦 Ӱ ִ Ǹ ̴. ˸ ȣĪ  뵿 α ħ ϴ ˺η ۿ ̴.

̹ 簡 4 꿡 ̾ 6 ' ȸ ױ' ȹǾٴ . 뵿 ڵ 100 Ƴ 縦 ݺϴ ֱ Ǵ. 뵿ΰ ؾ ܱ 뵿 忡 ٷΰ Ȯ볪 ҹ ๰ ܼ, ӱ ǹ ڷ ä, ΰ ܵ ķμ ȫ ġ ϴ ޱ .

ᱹ 뵿 ̹ 뵿 ķ ֳ뵿 α̶ ſ ȸ ȭ  ϽŲ ̴̱. ̸ ϳ Ѹ 뵿 ȯ ٲ . δ ȸ 縦 ﰢ ߴϰ, ܱ ٷ ࿡ 켱 ؾ Ѵ. ƿ﷯ ؿ ϴ ֳ뵿 㰡 ٺ ع ϴ ؾ Ѵ.

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Son Pil-hoon, head of the Planning and Coordination Office of the Ministry of Employment and Labor, emphasized, "In order to create a workplace where migrant workers can work safely while being respected, improving awareness in the field is more important than anything else. The Ministry of Employment and Labor, along with the labor rights foundations, will continue to make efforts to ensure that a culture of mutual respect takes root in industrial sites." This is the government's self-evaluation of the so-called 'Migrant Workers' Labor Respect Campaign,' in which the Ministry of Employment and Labor collaborated with four labor rights foundations in Gwangju Metropolitan City to hand out hard hats engraved with names to migrant workers and call for the improvement of the titles used. However, harsh criticism is rising that this is an 'emotional exhibition administration' that is nothing more than a flashy wordplay on the surface, while ignoring structural and critical threats faced by migrant workers, such as wage theft, poor housing environments, and risks of severe industrial disasters.

The most serious blind spot is that this campaign is a one-off event far removed from improving substantial labor rights in the field. The ministry is misleading the public as if improving titles such as 'Hey, you' at industrial sites is the core of a culture of respecting migrant workers as colleagues. However, what migrant workers truly want is not the superficiality of engraving names on hard hats, but the improvement of dangerous working environments that threaten their survival, and the institutional guarantee of the right to change workplaces freely when subjected to unfair treatment. The hollow title improvement movement only acts as an indulgence that covers up the structural inequality and reality of human rights violations in the labor market.

In addition, it is problematic that this event was planned as a 'nationwide circuit performance building' following Ulsan in April and Gyeongsangbuk-do in June. Repeating photo-opportunity events by gathering about 100 people at a time while Ministry of Employment and Labor public officials and foundation officials travel around the country is a typical waste of budget and showy performance-oriented approach. It appears focused on packaging achievements through campaign-style public relations using private foundations, leaving behind the inherent duties of the Ministry of Employment and Labor, such as expanding labor inspections on workplaces employing foreign workers, cracking down on illegal structures used as accommodation, and remedying unpaid wages.

In the end, this labor respect campaign by the Ministry of Employment and Labor is a farce that downgrades the heavy social task of migrant workers' human rights into a light cultural improvement movement. A single hard hat with a name written on it cannot change the deep-rooted discrimination and poor working conditions in the field. The government must immediately stop showy nationwide tour events and prioritize the budget into building safety infrastructure directly linked to the lives of foreign workers. Furthermore, it must return to a proactive administration that establishes fundamental institutional solutions, such as reforming the Employment Permit System for migrant workers in compliance with constitutional and international standards.
gyj1119@naver.com
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