"I would rather leave him," said Job World,

As Korean trade unions continued to fight hunger strikes, the company was looking at ways to give union members the opportunity to become full-time affiliates. Then, the permanent employees replied that they "were upset by the pressure of the unions and had broken the promise." Noh Gyeong-jan, CEO of Job World, who was suffering from a labor dispute between regular and illegal workers, announced his intention to resign.

On May 26, President Roh said, "Let Job World employees recruit employees who have refused to become full-time employees." Job World has asked non-regular workers to request full-time conversion of their subsidiaries until April 8th. Out of a total of 338 illegal workers, 140 people, including non-regular KCTU workers, did not apply saying "Please hire directly from the head office". As a result, 140 people will be openly hired to support ordinary jobseekers by the first of next month. However, when the union of illegal workers took over the Ministry of Employment and Labor and went on hunger strike in front of Cheong Wa Dae, the management announced a plan to reverse this decision.

This time, the union of regular workers rebelled. They sent a letter to the Ministry of Employment stating that changing the schedule of previous announcements went against the recruitment process. Some of the employees said: "It is not uncomfortable to change the method of recruiting unfounded because of pressure from the unions." On 27, 20 permanent employees protested against the chairman of the board at the bargaining meeting that President Roh Kyong Ran, officials of the employment service and the union of illegal workers meet. They said, "We should proceed with a public recruitment determined by the procedure." The KCTU then said, "Are we going to die when we see trade unionists on an empty stomach? We saw the devil.

When conflicts with NONO worsened and illegal workers made unreasonable demands, NOO said at a negotiating meeting held on December 27: "I would prefer to resign from the presidency." I have not officially resigned yet.

The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) eliminates the problem of the office, for example by participating in "concert halls". In the afternoon of the 28th, he organized a rally in the hungry pond of Cheong Wa Dae. Kim Myung-hwan, chairman of the KCTU, said, "Officials abuse public policy (called regularization of non-regular workers in the public sector)." About 500 KCTU members clashed with police for 40 minutes after the rally and some members of the union fought.