[사회]The general strike of primary care workers begins … the emergence of ‘care vacancies’ at the national level

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A group dedicated to the care of the primary school went on a general strike today.

It is estimated that some 6,000 people will participate, half of the total employees in charge, so the operation of the care classes throughout the country was emergency.

Let’s find out more about the news, connecting reporters about the strike. Reporter Park Hee-jae!

Did you say the strike started? Please tell me the news.

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Yes, you can see about 70 primary care workers behind me shouting the slogan of the assembly from a distance.

The general strike by primary care workers began in earnest.

From 10:00 a. M., A group dedicated to caregivers is holding a meeting in front of the Seoul Education Office, where I am.

At the same time, more than 80 people in charge of primary care are meeting in front of the Democratic Party in Yeouido, Seoul, and the assembly is in full swing.

After that, at 1 pm, a large-scale meeting for primary school care workers from all over the country is scheduled in front of the Ministry of Education building in Sejong City.

The group estimates that of the roughly 12,000 dedicated primary care workers nationwide, about 6,000, or half, will take part in the strike.

As a result, there is concern that there will be a huge “care gap.”

In today’s strike, dedicated agents raised a problem with a bill in the National Assembly that would transfer the operation of care classes from the Office of Education to local governments.

Local governments mentioned the reasons why their financial conditions differ from each other and the lack of infrastructure, including facilities for children.

In this situation, if the right to operate is transferred, you have no choice but to transfer a profitable business to private consignment.

In the end, he pointed out that not only the advertising of the care service, but also the employment of dedicated agents became unstable.

In addition, the conversion of part-time workers, who represent 84% of dedicated agents, to 8 hours full-time was also requested.

This class of elementary school student care, which began in 2004, currently has no legal basis.

Compared to the past, the number of dual-income families has increased, and now the number of students using it is approaching 300,000, and as the care service begins to show ‘advertising’, he also argued that legalization as educational officer is required.

On the other hand, the groups of teachers are refuting that the classrooms of care must be administered by the local governments.

Teachers say that because advertising for childcare services has grown to become a big wellness project, the schools cannot afford to operate together.

Although the help desk itself is the work of a dedicated company, it is a position in which administrative management is unavoidable since it is carried out on campus.

Since care is a child care and welfare business rather than education, he said it is appropriate to be run by a local government that has related projects.

As the confrontation over the solidarity strike continued, parents and students took care of the damage intact.

First, 17 metropolitan and provincial education offices plan to minimize the care gap by sending official letters to schools and serving the remaining students in the classroom where classroom teachers were in class, or replacing students with dedicated teachers who they do not participate in strikes.

Some parents are in a hurry to pay for their annual vacation or to seek care at the local children’s center.

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