李在明总统将在青瓦台举办劳动节活动,邀请两大工会参加

李在明总统将于周五在青瓦台举办劳动节活动,邀请韩国两大工会团体共同参加。这是总统府首次举办此类活动,也是不同政治阵营的工会首次共同参与。届时,来自劳方、资方、政府及各行各业的约120名代表将出席。

总统府于4月30日宣布,李在明总统将于5月1日在青瓦台举办劳动节纪念活动,邀请韩国劳动组合总联盟(韩国劳总)和全国民主劳动组合总联盟(民主劳总)参加。这是总统府首次举办劳动节活动,也是两大不同政治背景的工会首次联合出席。

此次活动将有约120名参会者,包括劳方、资方和政府的核心人物,以及来自不同职业的劳动者。总统府在新闻稿中表示:“曾做过‘童工’的李总统将回顾恢复劳动节的意义,对劳动的价值表示共鸣,并对劳动者的奉献表达感谢。”

在纪念致辞中,李在明预计将阐述政府的劳动政策,例如加强工作场所安全以减少工业事故,以及重新分配经济增长收益。韩国最初将5月1日定为劳动节,1963年更名为“劳动者日”;去年正式恢复“劳动节”名称,并于本月初将其指定为法定节假日。

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