South Korea court upholds criminal penalties for stalled union bargaining

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  • South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld criminal penalties for employers neglecting union collective bargaining.
  • Up to two years' imprisonment or 20 million won applies without justifiable cause.
  • All justices unanimously approved the provision on the 27th, legal sources said on the 30th.
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