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Starbucks Faces Massive Boycott in South Korea Over 'Tank Day' Scandal Gwangju and Jeonnam officials, 5.18 groups, and civil society challenge the spirit of May and democracy in South Korea.
Why Women Use AI 20% Less Than Men: The Hidden Bias Risk A study shows women use generative AI 20% less than men, raising concerns about bias in AI learning data.
Why 'Secret Hiring' is Leaving Job Seekers in the Dark The need to improve opaque hiring practices, particularly regarding salary transparency, remains unaddressed despite ongoing discussions.
Starbucks Faces Backlash Over Controversial 'Tank Day' Event in Korea Starbucks posted a second apology after backlash over its 'Tank Day' event on the 5.18 Democracy Movement anniversary, urging restraint in criticism.
Is AI Destabilizing Reality? Why Artist Trevor Paglen Is Sounding the Alarm Artist Trevor Paglen discusses AI's impact on image creation, urging societal dialogue to avoid negative outcomes from harmful technologies.
Samsung Engineers Turned Shareholders: The Deal That Averted a Strike Lee Jun-seok emphasized that the recent Samsung Electronics union negotiations resulted in no clear winner or loser, highlighting a unique payment structure.
Samsung's Massive Wage Deal: A Victory or a Broken Promise? Samsung reached a wage agreement amid strike threats, urging fair profit sharing with subcontracted workers and emphasizing social responsibility.
100,000 Fans Expected: How Busan Is Securing BTS's Massive Concert Ahead of June's BTS concert, Busan police are ensuring safety measures to manage crowds and prevent accidents in the city.
Beyond Silicon Valley: Why Korea Is the Next Global Innovation Hub The article critiques 'woke' culture as a tool for elite corporations to maintain power while pretending to advocate for social justice.
The End of Data Exploitation? How Tim Berners-Lee Plans to Save the Web Smartphones now recommend news based on user interests, highlighting the exploitation of personal data in the attention economy.
Kia Union Demands $2 Billion Bonus as Samsung Strikes Tentative Deal Kia's union pressures management, citing Samsung's successful bonus negotiations, highlighting differences in leadership and decision-making.
'Pachinko' Author Min Jin Lee’s Bold Message to the ‘Anxious Generation’ Author Min Jin Lee empathizes with Yale graduates, highlighting societal challenges and their right to be angry about the "Anxious Generation."
Samsung's Internal Divide: Why a New Pay Deal is Splitting Its Workers Tensions rise within Samsung's union after a tentative agreement, with divisions among members over dissatisfaction and opposition from certain sectors.
The 'Faceless Enemy': How Seoul is Fighting a Massive Loneliness Epidemic Seoul's 'No Loneliness' policy, highlighted by France 24, addresses social isolation through comprehensive urban initiatives.
Samsung's Internal War: How Union Rivalries Are Sabotaging Bonus Talks Samsung Electronics' labor negotiations reveal deepening internal conflicts among unions, highlighting structural issues after multi-union allowance.
Zero Unauthorized Departures: How South Korea’s Fishing Industry Fixed Its Labor Gap The seasonal worker program in Yeosu, South Korea, aids local fisheries and improves living standards for Filipino workers.
9 UN Agencies Join Forces to Build Global AI Hub in South Korea Governments and international organizations are collaborating to establish global AI hubs to tackle worldwide challenges.
9,000 Samsung Workers Join Union in a Single Day Over 9,000 employees joined the union in a day as Samsung Electronics' labor agreement vote starts on the 22nd.
Samsung Electronics Avoids Strike: How a Last-Minute Deal Was Struck Samsung Electronics reached a tentative wage agreement before a total strike, with the labor minister highlighting the need for value redistribution.
Samsung Strike Averted: How a Last-Minute Deal Saved the Tech Giant Samsung Electronics reached a last-minute agreement before a strike, aided by government mediation on compensation issues.
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