The Seoul subway is also fighting against compliance starting today.concern about train delays

The Seoul Transportation Corporation's labor union, which operates Seoul Subway Lines 1 to 8, will start a fight against compliance today, urging the reduction of manpower and the withdrawal of the single-person flight system.

The compliance struggle follows a "safe driving manual," such as securing maximum breaks and stops, increasing the likelihood of train delays throughout the subway tomorrow.

The Seoul Transportation Corporation's labor union, the first union of the corporation, earlier claimed at a press conference that the city and the corporation have forced restructuring, threatening worker and passenger safety due to a shortage of workers, and refusing to comply with the government's wage increase guidelines for four years.

At the same time, he declared that if the negotiations are not concluded for 15 days before and after the conclusion of the mandatory maintenance agreement ahead of the strike, a general strike will begin on the 6th of next month.

The third union, the Right Union, will also hold a strike ceremony at City Hall today and vote for and against the strike.

If the strike materializes, it will go on strike for the third year in a row, and the National Railroad Workers' Union has also announced an indefinite general strike early next month, raising concerns about a transportation chaos in the Seoul metropolitan area.