61.   The unions oppose the reforms and are ready to call massive street demonstrations.

62.   The unions oppose plans to make it easier to fire people, and have staged a series of sporadic walkouts in recent weeks.

63.   The union also opposes new rules that eliminate pay for extracurricular activities.

64.   The union has actively opposed the reappointment of Kang Sung-koo for a second three-year term.

65.   The union opposes merit pay as divisive.

66.   The union opposes the appointment of a Presidential Emergency Board, which is being considered by the White House for use if an agreement is not reached.

67.   The union opposes the appointment of a presidential emergency board.

68.   The union vehemently opposes linking raises to individual company performance, calling it an attack on its unity and bargaining power.

69.   The union fiercely opposes the split offer, saying it is an attempt to dilute its bargaining power.

70.   Unions have long opposed a restructuring plan and the possible disengagement from the personal computer sector.