Tear of the security guard at the government building

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" I'd like to see you in a hurry, sir. "

I got an urgent call from my cell phone last month. I didn't ask what kind of things I wanted to meet, but I knew something by intuition. I went to the building right away.

During my visit to government offices for seven years, I had a number of experienced protectors, and I was on the phone today.

What I heard today at the building was shocking. The prevention officer was to question the possibility of things happening in the civil service. For your information, when the government changed its office functions to a general administrative office in December 2013, the administrative office changed its name to a general administrative office, and the Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs collected the opinions of the civil service officials.

" These things need to be made public. Otherwise, this is going to happen again. "

The visiting officer I met at the building looked hasty and angry. Not long ago, a security officer tried to kill himself after being insulted and assaulted by his boss, and now he is on sick leave. He also said he is interviewing individual security officials under the direction of the vice minister of administration and security.

How did this happen? Events go back. On June 2, 2015, the officer disappears after work leaving a short text message to his mother, " Thank you for your time being. " The mother whose text message was suspect called in to the guards, and when she called, the staff found A in the building and prevented an accident. The security officer then called in sick and slowly buried the case.

The guards were shaken when the incident was again buried. " Because it happened not once or twice, this time you have to tell the truth outside, if it's embarrassing. " The guards claimed they received scorn and contempt from the officials who worked in the building, the civil litigants, and the civil servants who were in charge of them.

Some officials and civil litigants in the building said they would not hesitate to use the word " Gyeongbisae " as a derogatory term to refer to it. When I checked my pass, I was often caught by the collar. Government offices can not enter security first-class facilities such as Cheong Wa Dae without a pass. It has a complicated entrance process. Sometimes officials who did not bring their government cards with them or some who return to the office after dinner often acted on such occasions. I have witnessed and heard several scuffles concerning the check on passes.

Whenever that happened, you would call the police or protest with the ministry, but they wouldn't want it to get bigger, they would just say, " Be patient. " Rather, he even used to threaten his guards by saying that Eudori could not handle the business properly.

As the work stress got worse, the lifeguards were also seen to have to leave. In the words of the protector I met, it was so stressful that even the staff who had received psychological therapy were there. The security guards agreed that the incident also resulted in an attempt to kill themselves, as the supervisor had to leave the office after being verbally abusive and impersonal.

How far did this happen? " Although the agency is a civil servant under the Home Office, it is considered a subordinate office, and even inside, human rights violations are serious, " officials say.

Fortunately, an article concerning this incident was released.

If you take a look at the protector's comment after it was reported to the media, you can see that they're better at what they say about the protector. As I heard, many of the security guards left their opinions on the portal site.

Just like fire fighters and police officers, the agency is in charge of field operations at the building. There are only a few people who are discriminated against, but it is not known. I work for the country with a whole heart as a government employee. I don't want much. Please listen to us. "

" I think the guards are just guards and the rule of thumb is in place every day at the office. "

Is it possible for a special job to sit down and swing its fists on regular civil servants, Bang Ho-jik? I moved the dominant one to another, and I set up another special office, and when I don't have access to unions, when I don't have an office worker's association, when I'm subjected to all kinds of abuse, It's obvious that the source of all evil is the chief manager of the building. "

Officials in the civil service have no personalities, but they should know better than to put on a semblance of security and make numerous recommendations to them so that they can`t afford to just look at managers. Most managers are just saying, " Do as you are told, go with your feet. "

As the media coverage began, the office of the administration office was reorganized and a manager-level official moved to another department. But the guards still say they can't make a voice. The upper levels of awareness about the officials were low enough to delete letters on the bulletin board. They are also being discouraged by concerns that they could be retaliated if they publicly protest about the treatment.

The ministry and the media were also informed many times, but they were often ignored because they were government employees, and the media did not pay any attention to them because of the perception that they were " A ". Even though it is the same organization of civil servants, the volunteers who try to do " things " according to work, and the residents who insist on their work, are still being abused, insulted and wept today.

Meanwhile, the ministry has about 1,300 officials who are in charge of the ministry's administration building.