The Moon Jae-in disaster effect continues.

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Even after the disaster ends, it remains a disaster.
Moon's labor policies
Pro-labor policies and increased union density: The Moon Jae-in administration presented a 'labor-respecting society' as a national agenda, pushing for the conversion of irregular workers to regular status, minimum wage increases, and the introduction of the 52-hour workweek. In this process, an atmosphere for establishing and joining labor unions formed throughout society, leading to a significant increase in the total number of members in the KCTU, including the Metal Workers' Union.
Empowerment through the push for regularizing irregular workers: During the discussions to regularize irregular workers in the public sector and large enterprise subcontractors, more workers gathered under organizations under the Metal Workers' Union (automotive, shipbuilding, subsidiaries, subcontracted branches, etc.), greatly expanding its organizational power.
Ratification of ILO core conventions and amendment of the Trade Union Act: While pushing for the ratification of ILO (International Labour Organization) core conventions, laws related to the expansion of the three basic labor rights—such as allowing dismissed or unemployed workers to join unions—were amended, legally broadening the organizational and operational foundation of the Metal Workers' Union, an industry-wide union.