The South Korean government has finished the ratification process for a set of key international conventions on workers’ right with the International Labour Organization.
They cover forced labor, freedom of association and the right to organize and collective bargaining.
Attending Tuesday’s virtual event were ILO chief Guy Ryder and South Korea’s labor minister Lee Jae-kap.
They will take effect next April.
The government expects the ratification to guarantee basic workers’ rights, and help lower risks on trade and commerce.
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