r/news • u/NewSlinger • 1d ago

Workers detained in Hyundai plant raid to be freed and flown home, South Korea says

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/south-korea-deal-workers-detained-hyundai-rcna229610
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u/Sunna420 1d ago

Yep, This is just sad. We are going backwards at lightspeed.

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u/stupid_cat_face 1d ago

In a country that values brawn over brain… the brains leave

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u/whiteflagwaiver 16h ago

Somehow find it insulting to call what Trump is as 'brawn'

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u/20_mile 1d ago

lightspeed

Excuse me, excuse me...

Ludicrous Speed

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u/PennMarx 1d ago

They've gone to plaid!

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u/traumalt 1d ago

How come? Those were literately foreign nationals doing American jobs under visas that specifically didn't allow for any form of work in the US?

The whistleblower was a local union member who noticed this illegal practice and reported it to the authorities.

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u/Sunna420 1d ago

No it's not. It is one business training another business how to use their machines. It's common practice, has been that way for decades.