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Groundless Cranes, Collapsed Livelihoods, and the Cries of the Construction Site As the number of unsold apartments rises, construction workers are the hardest hit. Mr. Heo Sang-hoe (76), a resident of Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi Province, is a crane technician with 50 years of experience. He operates cranes and receives a daily wage when requested by construction companies. Since two years ago, Mr. Heo's workload has decreased significantly. There have even been instances where he did not receive his wages even when working on-site. With no income, he cut back on his savings and took out loans to supplement his living expenses, but the construction market shows no signs of improvement. Additionally, 29 construction workers at a public-supported private rental apartment complex in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, are currently pursuing a lawsuit regarding payment for construction work. They claim that the prime contractor is withholding equipment usage fees totaling approximately 400 million won. Workers who have left the problematic site lamented the difficulty of finding new work due to the slump in the construction industry. Cranes Standing at Sea, Livelihoods Collapsed, and the Screams of the Construction Site “I have to go out at least five or six times a month just to maintain a minimum standard of living, but in my 50 years of working with equipment, I have never had so little work as I do now. It’s not just me; my colleagues and clients are all in a similar situation.” From an interview with crane technician Heo Sang-hoe “Since I haven’t received payment for construction work, I am maintaining my life on debt. The amount I have to repay alone is approximately 100 million won. It would be fortunate if there were even any sites calling me, but there is simply no work at all.” From an interview with a first-year middle school student who is a victim of unpaid wages Copyright ⓒ KBS. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use (including AI learning) are prohibited. Since 1983, South Korea's first investigative program Tracking the truth through the lens of common sense Every Friday night at 10 PM on KBS1, "Tracking 60 Minutes" ✔ Tips: 010-4828-0203 / Tracking 60 Minutes Website / [email protected] ▶ Website: https://program.kbs.co.kr/2tv/culture... ▶ KakaoTalk Channel: http://pf.kakao.com/_fxgiyxj