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| ▲ On the 19th, at Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction’s Yeongdo Shipyard in Busan, the “World Without Layoff! Kim Jin-sook, the Hope Bus Reminder (Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus)” was held in front of the door. principal, saying: “There is no retirement age without reinstatement.” | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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| ▲ On the 19th, in front of the Yeongdo shipyard of Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction in Busan, an estimated 400 “Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus” vehicles march in front of the organizer with the hope of “35 years of dismissal, reinstatement of Kim Jin-sook , Recovery”. | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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“Bread loaf”. At 3pm on the 19th, when hundreds of vehicles were traveling to and from Yeongdo, Busan with horn cheers, a large curtain was placed on the building in front of the main gate of Hanjin Heavy Industries’ Yeongdo Shipyard.
“No retirement age without reinstatement”
The camera shutter exploded as soon as the colleagues of leader Kim Jin-sook from the Busan headquarters, who had been fired for 35 years, saw the curtain unfolded. The words on the screen were the most symbolic catchphrase that compressed the event ‘Remember Hope Bus (Kim Jin-suk Hope Bus)’ on this day. Hope Bus participants and their colleagues waiting for the ‘reinstatement of Kim Jin-sook’ pulled the strings tighter in case Youngdo’s strong wind parted the curtain.
On this day, approximately 400 vehicles of hope from organizers from across the country flocked to Yeongdo, Busan. She joined the shipyard as the first female welder, but has been laid off for 35 years due to union activities. 180 days of struggle for reinstatement. When leader Kim, who devoted his entire life to the work problems of others, began a struggle for himself before his retirement age, the supportive Hope Bus started again after nine years.
It started again with the ‘reinstatement of Kim Jin-sook’, the bus of hope after 9 years
From 1:30 pm, there was a huge gap of hope with the words ‘Reset Kim Jin-sook of Hanjin Heavy Industries in a world without layoffs’ at two entrances to the National Maritime Museum and Taejong University. All the vehicles on board were different, such as vans, taxis, buses, passenger cars and large ready-mix concrete, not the same large buses as in the past. However, their stopover was the same in front of the Hope gas station, the main gate of the Yeongdo Shipyard. The organizer said: “More than 100 locations across the country, 410 hope cars have arrived in Busan.”
When Hope Car left for Yeongdo Shipyard, it soon began live streaming on YouTube. With the broadcast of Corona 19, all events on this day were held online and in a direct access method (vehicle boarding). As the live broadcast progressed, the gathered Chariots of Hope split into 49 chariots and marched through the Yeongdo and Yeongdo shipyards several times.
On the stage of the ‘Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus’ in front of the front door, hosted by two moderators, including Jeong Hong-hyung, senior vice president of the support branch of the metallurgical union, the participants walked over and grabbed the microphone. Father Moon Jeong-hyun, who is also the first hope bus participant in 2011, said, “I cannot imagine the pain and sadness that they were expelled from the factory.” “The reinstatement is an acknowledgment of the resentment of those laid off.” You have to get back to work. Then you will get better (cancer recurrence, etc.) “.
Kim Ho-gyu, president of the metallurgical union, emphasized the “termination.” President Kim Ho-gyu said, “The administration of Moon Jae-in and Hanjin Capital must solve this problem,” he said. “The company should correct the 35-year layoff, not the sale and seizure. President Moon, who intends to create a work-oriented society, should also solve this problem.” Required.
When leader Kim entered the fight against cancer, such as surgery, colleagues who instead participated in an indefinite fasting campaign received a difference of hope with video greetings. “I remember the last bus of hope. I am grateful to those who joined me this time,” said Moon Cheol-sang, director of the stimulus branch of the metals union and Shim Jin-ho, president of Hanjin Heavy Industries, who are fasting on the 25th.
They appealed: “If the will is gathered, the reinstatement problem will surely be solved. Let’s solve the painful 35-year years and let Leader Kim go back to the factory, have lunch in a clean restaurant, and walk around Hanjin Heavy Industries on his own. “. .
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| ▲ On the 19th, in front of the Yeongdo shipyard of Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction in Busan, an estimated 400 “Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus” vehicles march in front of the organizer in hopes of “35 years of dismissal, reinstatement and recovery of Kim Jin -sook “. | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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| ▲ On the 19th, in front of the Yeongdo shipyard of Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction in Busan, an estimated 400 “Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus” vehicles march in front of the organizer in hopes of “35 years of dismissal, reinstatement and recovery of Kim Jin -sook “. | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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| ▲ On the 19th, in front of Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction’s Yeongdo Shipyard in Busan, an estimated 400 “Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus” vehicles march in front of the organizer in hopes of “35 years of Kim Jin’s dismissal, reinstatement and recovery. -sook “. | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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Tamun number 35 knocked on the front door … “You must go back to the factory.”
At 3:30 pm, Tamun’s event 35 (Battering Bell) was followed, symbolizing leader Kim’s firing period. 35 people from all walks of life wishing to reinstate their jobs, holding large logs and knocking on the door of the firmly closed Yeongdo shipyard. On YouTube, this situation was broadcast without pause.
Tamun was the first female welder in Korea to join the company and 309 days of crane farming. Father Moon, poet Song Gyeong-dong, Justice Party legislator Lee Eun-ju, and former KCTU chairman Han Sang-gyun participated in the Tamun together.
Even in the Corona 19 situation, Coach Kim, who was battling cancer, responded to the passengers of the ‘Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus’ who visited Yeongdo Shipyard by following the quarantine policy of the health authorities.
“President Park Chang-soo could not be released from Anyang Detention Center, and Branch President Kim Joo-ik, who had previously requested an arrest warrant, was unable to get off the crane 85. Ja Kyu- hyung couldn’t get up from pier 4 and Kang-seo, who struggled to get fired, couldn’t get back to work. I want to go back with them (to the factory). To do that, I will receive radiation therapy on the first and February of the New Year and will do the surgery in March. “
His last words, with his determination to win the fight against cancer, were “Laughing, until the end, we must be together. The fight.” The passengers of ‘Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus’ naturally also shouted this word together while watching the video online. The three-hour event ended in the late afternoon with all vehicles returning to their area.
The planning team immediately announced the upcoming program, saying, “From retirement 21 to 31, the Blue House will take ‘action 11’. And if there is no solution, Hope Bus plans to visit this location again.”
An official from the planning team said: “Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction has finally rejected responsibility for the 35-year firing of leader Kim Jin-sook and his reinstatement until the Hope Bus event.” Now leader Kim’s retirement age is just 10 days away.
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| ▲ On the 19th, in front of Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction’s Yeongdo Shipyard in Busan, the “World Without Layoffs! Remember Hope Bus (Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus)” was held in front of the Busan headquarters. You are making a speech calling for the commissioner to be reinstated. | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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| ▲ On the 19th, in front of Hanjin Heavy Industries Yeongdo Shipyard, Busan, the first “Kim Jin-sook Hope Bus” reminder was held to urge reinstatement. With Corona 19, the event took place online and directly. | |
| Ⓒ Kim Bo-seong |
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