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

CJ Logistics hub terminal
CJ Logistics hub terminal. Credit CJ Logistics
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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 ...

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