一 | 노조 “임금 9% 인상·정년 65세 연장” vs 사측 “2% 인상” 맞서 접점 못 찾아유일 대중교통 마비 우려…울산시, 전세버스 90대 투입 등 비상수송대책 가동 울산시청 앞 시내버스 정류소. 사진제공=울산시올해 임금협상에서 난항을 겪고 있는 울산지역 시내버스 노동조합이 압도적인 찬성률로 파업을 가결하고 총파업 수순에 들어갔다. 27일 예정된 최종 조정 회의에서 합의점을 찾지 못할 경우 28일 첫 차부터 지역 시내버스 운행이 전면 중단된다.26일 전국자동차노동조합연맹 울산지역버스노조에 따르면 전날 실시한 쟁의행위 찬반투표 결과 파업안이 95.71%의 찬성률로 가결됐다. 재적 조합원 1691명 중 1491명이 투표에 참여해(투표율 88.17%) 이 가운데 1427명이 찬성표를 던졌다. 울산 시내버스 노조는 울산여객·남성여객·한성교통·유진버스·학성버스·대우여객 등 지역 6개 버스업체 노조로 구성돼 있다.파업 찬반투표가 가결됨에 따라 노조는 27일 열리는 울산지방노동위원회 최종 조정 회의 결과에 따라 합법적인 파업권을 얻게 된다. 지노위가 노사 간 입장 차를 좁히지 못하고 ‘조정 중지’ 결정을 내릴 경우, 노조는 28일 첫 차부터 일제히 운행 중단에 들어갈 방침이다.노사는 올해 1월 27일 첫 교섭을 시작으로 8월 12일까지 총 7차례에 걸쳐 협상을 진행했으나 합의점을 찾지 못했다. 노조는 기본시급 9% 인상과 정년 만 63세에서 65세로 연장, 미적립 퇴직금 해소 등을 요구하고 있다. 반면 사측은 기본시급 2% 인상안을 고수하며 맞서고 있다.파업이 현실화할 경우 울산지역 108개 노선에서 운행 중인 시내버스 709대가 일제히 멈춰 서게 된다. 울산은 지하철 등 대체 도시철도망이 없어 시내버스 운행이 중단되면 시민들의 출퇴근·통학 불편이 불가피할 전망이다.울산시는 파업 돌입에 대비해 비상수송대책본부를 가동한다. 주요 27개 노선에 전세버스 등 90대를 긴급 임차해 투입하는 등 시민 불편을 최소화할 방침이다.。 President Joe Biden left Israel on Wednesday after a high-stakes diplomatic mission to show solidarity with the U.S. ally, but also securing Israel's commitment to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza and delivering an in-person warning to show restraint."I come to Israel with a simple message: You are not alone," Biden said as he spoke in Tel Aviv.The president compared the atrocities unleashed by Hamas to 9/11, stating Americans understand Israel's demands for justice.But he urged the nation not to be consumed by their outrage, asking officials to be deliberate with their objectives and ask the hard questions as they continue to respond to the terror attacks with airstrikes and a possible ground offensive."After 9/11, we were enraged in the United States. While we sought justice and got justice, we also made mistakes," Biden said.The remarks came off the heels of meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his war cabinet as well as first responders and other Israelis affected by the violence that's unfolded since Oct. 7.Biden achieved one key objective of the trip, as Israel agreed to allow limited quantities of aid to begin to flow into Gaza from Egypt after blocking the Rafah border crossing for more than a week, leaving virtually no options in or out of Gaza."The people of Gaza need food, water, medicine, shelter," Biden said, as he stressed Hamas "does not represent the Palestinian people" and that civilians are suffering under their rule.Biden said the understanding is that the aid will be subject to inspections to ensure it is going to civilians, not Hamas."Let me be clear: If Hamas diverts or steals the assistance, they will have demonstrated once again that they have no concern for the welfare of the Palestinian people and it will end as a practical matter, it will stop the international community from being able to provide this aid," Biden said.In addition, Biden announced $100 million in new U.S. funding for humanitarian assistance in both Gaza and the West Bank to support the more than million people displaced by the conflict.Biden stepped off Air Force One at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv at about 10:50 a.m. local time. Netanyahu was waiting for Biden and the two leaders, whose relationship spans decades, shared words before exiting in convoys.Amid Biden's words of caution and restraint -- telling Israel they, as a democracy, live by the "rule of law" not the rule of terrorists -- Netanyahu only went so far as to say Israel will continue working with the U.S. to "assure that the minimum requirements are met" as well as efforts to get hostages out of Hamas control."As we proceed in this war, Israel will do everything it can to keep civilians out of harm's way," Netanyahu said. "We've asked them and we will continue to ask them to move to safer areas."Biden's visit, a physically and politically perilous one, comes one day after a deadly blast at a Gaza hospital rocked the area.Hamas blamed the incident on the Israeli Defense Forces while Israel presented materials they say prove it was a failed rocket launch by Palestinian Islamic Jihad.Biden supported Israel's claim that militants in Gaza were responsible for the blast. He told Netanyahu that it "appears it was done by the other team, not you."Later, when asked by a reporter what made him confident the Israelis weren't behind the hospital attack, Biden said it was "the data I was shown by my Defense Department."Biden was set to visit Jordan and meet with Arab leaders there but that summit was canceled after the hospital blast.
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