Yoo Hye-kyung: From the labor movement during the Japanese colonial period to labor laws and the labor movement during the Kim Young-sam administration

I wanted to build on the basis of the truth of history in Korea's society, and the practical nature of the work force by combining labor laws and labor movements. In our country, the movement of labor has seen a massive rise in violence and politics in the extensions of the anti-ethnic liberation movement, and the rise of the regime of American military forces, which, in the post-liberation period, was mainly an act of labor by disengagement of the remnants of their colonially independent states and often by the intention of establishing independent countries, and in the 1970s, when the 1980s saw the rise in the slave system under military dictatorships, oppression, freedom of freedom from violence and democracy, were determined by nature. The post, which discusses the work force of the Japanese regime and its work force in the 1990s from the First-Explosive Labor Movement, will show that the Third World Power of our nation is on its ‘freedom’ side in fact. (head start).

Korean title: 일제강점기 노동운동에서 김영삼 정권기 노동법과 노동운동까지

Korean author: 유혜경

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160687446