He went on strike and won in South Korea, taxi driver Ko Young Gi ended an unprecedented strike by spending 194 days on a technical tower. The man climbed the tall building on March 29, and expressed his disapproval of the amendments to the relevant law. The driver's main demand was the abolition of the fixed billing hours system, because of which drivers spent far more time driving for free and waiting for orders than they were paid. The actions of the authorities convinced the pioneer to come down to Israel. The state government responded to the action by creating a special working group and starting an actual audit of the working conditions in the industry. The man emphasized that he achieved his first important victory thanks to the solidarity of his colleagues and now he intends to personally supervise the preparation of new regulations together with officials. Six months of isolation in extreme conditions took a toll on Ko Yong Gi's health. Due to the crowded conditions of the round platform, he was forced to sleep bent over all the time, which led to high blood pressure, chronic insomnia and heart pain. Despite his physical exhaustion, the taxi driver does not regret his action, which changed the authorities' approach to the rights of drivers. Elena Morozova.

He went on strike and won in South Korea, taxi driver Ko Young Gi ended an unprecedented strike by spending 194 days on a technical tower. The man climbed the tall building on March 29, and expressed his disapproval of the amendments to the relevant law. The driver's main demand was the abolition of the fixed billing hours system, because of which drivers spent far more time driving for free and waiting for orders than they were paid. The actions of the authorities convinced the pioneer to come down to Israel. The state government responded to the action by creating a special working group and starting an actual audit of the working conditions in the industry. The man emphasized that he achieved his first important victory thanks to the solidarity of his colleagues and now he intends to personally supervise the preparation of new regulations together with officials. Six months of isolation in extreme conditions took a toll on Ko Yong Gi's health. Due to the crowded conditions of the round platform, he was forced to sleep bent over all the time, which led to high blood pressure, chronic insomnia and heart pain. Despite his physical exhaustion, the taxi driver does not regret his action, which changed the authorities' approach to the rights of drivers. Elena Morozova.