The history of Daewoo workers
in the Republic of Korea

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Union, Daewoo Shipbuilding agree to end strike
Asia Times, 30 April 1999. The union and management of Daewoo Heavy Industries’ shipbuilding unit agreed to end a nine-day strike. Agreement requiring the company to scrap its plan to sell the shipbuilding unit and instead attract overseas capital.
Daewoo Motor Workers Strike Over Arrest of Union Leaders
The Korea Times, 26 April 2000. Auto workers of the ailing Daewoo Motor Co. went on a general strike yesterday to protest the arrest of 20 union activists. Four union leaders are accused of obstructing the operations of Daewoo by orchestrating the strikes.
Daewoo Autoworkers Back on the Job
By Jae-Suk Yoo, Associated Press, Tuesday 2 May 2000. Thousands of workers at Daewoo Motor Co.’s main plant ended a week-long strike related to a long-running dispute over plans to seek bids from overseas for the ailing automaker.