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Lee clarifies remarks on foreign workers after backlash
President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that migrant workers “don’t contribute much to the national economy” because they send their earnings home, according to Korea Times. After criticism followed his remarks at a Cabinet meeting, he focused on a w... The remarks have drawn backlash, with Korea Times noting they "fall short of embracing Korea's growing diversity." Hankyoreh also reported Lee under fire for saying foreign workers 'don’t do much' for Korea’s economy. Korean reactions are not detailed in the supplied documents beyond the criticism noted by outlets.
- Lee's 'migrant workers don't contribute much' remarks fall short of embracing Korea's growing diversity
- Lee's 'don't contribute much' remarks fall short of embracing Korea's growing diversity
- Lee's migrant worker remarks fall short of embracing Korea's growing diversity
- Lee under fire for saying foreign workers ‘don’t do much’ for Korea’s economy
