S. Korean labor group quits tripartite body

S. Korean labor group quits tripartite body

Deputies to a national convention of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) swing their fits Wednesday Feb. 24 in support of its breakaway from a tripartite committee of government, industry and labor. 'The tripartite committee is meaningless because it has forced only workers to endure pains,' KCTU leader Lee Kap Yong told reporters later.

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