Solving the agricultural labor problem, farmers take the initiative themselves

Published 2025년 11월 28일

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[Korean Farmers' Newspaper, Reporter Go Seong-jin] The "National Agricultural Labor Dispute Committee," which will establish appropriate wage standards for "specialized work teams," a key component of labor supply during the farming season, and engage in policy proposal activities to resolve agricultural labor issues, has been established under the leadership of farmers. The committee formalized its establishment at the recent "12th Sweet Potato Day" commemorative event. The organization is primarily composed of farmers growing field crops such as sweet potatoes and potatoes, and it began as an organization under the Yeoju Sweet Potato Research Association, expanding to become the "Central Region General Crop Labor Dispute Committee" covering the Gyeonggi, Gangwon, and Chungcheong regions. Preparations are underway for the launch of a nationwide organization next year. The name will also be "National Agricultural Labor Dispute Resolution

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As labor shortages during the farming season have intensified, despite a sharp increase in labor costs, institutional responses have been insufficient. The "National Agricultural Labor Dispute Resolution Committee," which will propose policies to resolve agricultural labor issues and establish appropriate labor cost standards for "specialized work teams," a key source of labor supply during the farming season, has been established under the leadership of farmers. The committee was officially launched at the "12th Sweet Potato Day" commemorative event. The organization is primarily composed of farmers of field crops such as sweet potatoes and potatoes, and it has expanded from an organization under the Yeoju Sweet Potato Research Association to the "Central Region General Crop Labor Dispute Committee," covering the Gyeonggi, Gangwon, and Chungcheong regions. Preparations are underway for the establishment of a nationwide organization next year, and the name will be adjusted to the ...
Source: Agrinet

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