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‘My back hurts’ POSCO Choi Jung-woo said, “The insurance scammer gives out the sprain certificate”
Remarks by Han Young-suk of Hyundai Heavy’workers blame for insecurity’, “Why do you have a hearing?”
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ha Sa-Heon = Corporate representatives are attending as witnesses at the National Assembly Environmental Labor Committee’s industrial accident-related hearing held at the National Assembly on the morning of the 22nd. Moo-Hyun Woo, CEO of GS E&C (front row left), Sung-Hee Han, CEO of POSCO E&C (second row from left), Wonwoo Lee, CEO of Hyundai E&C (fourth from left in front row), Young-Seok Han, CEO of Hyundai Heavy Industries (6th from left in front row), Joseph Nathan Coupang Full Minment Service CEO (rear row left), Shin Young-soo, CEO of CJ Logistics’ parcel delivery division (from the third left in the rear row), Park Chan-bok, CEO of Lotte Global Logistics, Chung Ho-young, LG Display CEO, and Choi Jeong-woo, POSCO CEO 2021.2.22 [email protected]
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kang Min-kyung = On the 22nd, the Environmental Labor Committee of the National Assembly called for representatives of companies such as POSCO and GS E&C and held the first ever’industrial accident hearing’.
At the hearing, representatives of nine companies that have frequently suffered industrial accidents in the last two years in the construction, courier, and manufacturing industries were present as witnesses.
Except for the audit of the state administration, it is rare for a representative of a large company to appear as a witness to the National Assembly. The situation in which the power of the people, a conservative opposition party, led the holding of an industrial accident hearing is also unusual.
On this day, the representatives of the nine companies who appeared at the hearing chairman, who came to the hearing hall, bowed again and promised to prevent the recurrence of industrial accidents.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ha Sa-heon = POSCO Chairman Jeong-woo Choi greets at a hearing on industrial accidents by the Environmental Labor Commission held at the National Assembly in Yeouido, Seoul on the 22nd. 2021.2.22 [email protected]
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At the beginning of the hearing, inquiries from the opposition lawmakers focused on POSCO CEO and Chairman Choi Jeong-woo, who issued a letter of reasons for non-attendance due to a lumbar sprain.
Rep. Kim Woong, who became the first questioner, asked, “Chairman, are you okay with your back?” Was sarcastic.
Rep. Kim said, “Even if your back hurts, it’s so hard, how painful it would be if you died by being squeezed by a roller?”
Rep. Lee Won-ja, who led the hearing as a secretary of the people’s power, also shouted, “It hurts even if you put a thorn under your nail, but when you see the dead workers, you can’t speak because they are choked,” and said, “Isn’t it necessary to politely apologize to them?” Hit.
Chairman Choi bowed his head and apologized, saying, “My thoughts were short. I’m sorry. I will make a safe site.”
In addition, Democratic Party lawmaker Mi-hyang Yoon criticized, “Looking at the anger of POSCO workers and the public, the president’s last three years are likely to be evaluated as three failed years.” Chairman Choi, who had been silent for a while, replied, “I will accept it humbly.”
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jin Seong-cheol = Han Young-seok, CEO of Hyundai Heavy Industries, answers inquiries at a hearing on industrial accidents held at the Environmental Labor Committee of the National Assembly on the 22nd. 2021.2.22 [email protected]
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Han Young-seok, the CEO of Hyundai Heavy Industries, was also reprimanded.
In response to an inquiries about industrial accidents by independent Rep. Park Deok-heum, a representative responded as if they were blaming workers.
In response, Democratic Party lawmaker Cheol-min Jang strongly rebuked, “If workers’ unsafe behavior causes industrial accidents, why are we doing this hearing?”
Rep. Lee Su-jin also warned, “If workers say that they do not follow the guidelines, they will not be able to get away from the severe disaster corporate punishment law.”
As the embankment continued, CEO Han said, “I will do my best to change the work standard so that unsafe work can not occur, and to standardize the unstructured work.”
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jin Seong-cheol = Joseph Nathan, CEO of Coupang Fullfilment Service, answers inquiries at a hearing on industrial accidents held at the National Assembly’s Environmental Labor Committee on the 22nd. 2021.2.22 [email protected]
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Inquiries also came out to a foreigner, Joseph Nathan, CEO of Coupang Full-Fillment Services (CFS).
It is about the late Jang Deok-jun, who died after working at the Chilgok Logistics Center in Gyeongbuk.
With the help of a simultaneous interpreter, CEO Nathan said, “I also have a daughter who is the same age as the deceased. That is why I can’t even imagine how deeply the deceased’s parents felt hurt.” “The best efforts to prevent recurrence I promised.
Democratic Party Rep. Lim Jong-seong said, “Representatives of Korean companies must also speak Korean.”
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