News / Workers leave CJ Logistics’ building, but industrial action will go on

CJ Logistics hub terminal. Credit CJ Logistics

CJ Logistics’ sub-contracted workers have ended their 19-day sit-in at South Korea’s largest logistics company.

The move followed the ruling Democratic Party urging the strikers to make “forward-looking” efforts to end their industrial action.

Yesterday party lawmakers Jin Seong-joon and Jang Kyung-tae visited the striking workers and appealed to them to resume dialogue with CJ Logistics’ management.

Among the workers’ grievances is that CJ Logistics has not acted to prevent overwork, and the lawmakers added that the firm should be more involved in ...