Not gonna take it
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Not gonna take it

Published: 12 Jul. 2016, 20:24
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A member from a part-time workers organization is detained by police officers as he stages a rally demanding an increase in the minimum wage to 10,000 won ($8.71) per hour from the current 6,030 won in central Seoul on Tuesday. Laborers are calling for the increase of the minimum wage while employers insist on a freeze. [NEWSIS]
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