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一 |     태웅, 기본급 8% 인상 잠정 합의                   - 勞 전임자 근로시간 면제도 담겨- 르노, 합의안 찬성 가결로 타결- 파업 장기화 리노공업 27일 교섭기본급 인상 등을 놓고 대립하던 부산 단조품 제조기업 태웅(사진)의 노사가 주요 쟁점사안에 대해 합의하면서 임금 및 단체협상(임단협)에서 큰 진전을 이뤘다. 26일 태웅 노사에 따르면 지난 24일 사측이 구두로 노조에 제시한 잠정합의안이 이날 진행된 조합원 찬반투표에서 과반 찬성으로 가결됐다. 잠정합의안에는 올해 기본급 8% 인상, 노조 전임자 1명에 한해 근로시간 면제권 연 2000시간 부여 등 두 가지 내용이 담겼다. 노조원 투표결과, 전체 조합원 170명 중 67%가 찬성한 것으로 나타났다.특히 이번 잠정합의안의 노조 전임자 근로시간 면제권은 그간 노조가 꾸준히 요구해 온 노조활동 인정을 사실상 사측이 수용했다는 점에서 큰 의미가 있다고 양측 모두 평가했다. 태웅 사측 교섭대표는 “쟁점사안에 대한 노사 합의를 도출한 만큼 교섭 타결에 한발 가까워진 것”이라고 말했다. 태웅 노조 관계자는 “큰 산은 넘은 만큼 기타 세부사항 타결을 위해 27일 교섭에 성실히 임하겠다”고 전했다. 잠정합의안 가결로 노사 갈등의 핵심이 상당 부분 해소된 만큼, 양측은 27일 나머지 임단협을 위한 36차 교섭을 진행할 예정이다. 르노코리아 노사 역시 이날 임단협을 타결했다. 르노코리아 노사는 지난 20일 잠정합의안을 도출한 데 이어 26일 사원총회를 열고 이 안을 최종 확정했다. 합의안에는 기본금 정액 5만1000원 인상, 임금협상 타결 격려금 등 250만 원 지급, 생산성 격려금(변동 PI) 100%, 출장비 외근비 인상, 임금피크제도 적용 나이를 55세에서 만 55세로 변경하는 등의 내용이 담겼다. 시간당 생산량 감소로 인한 여유 인력은 1차 물류, 조립공장 등에 전환 배치하기로 했다.반면 성과급 지급 체계가 발단이 된 부산 반도체 부품기업 리노공업의 노사는 27일 교섭에 다시 나설 예정이지만 갈등이 격화하는 모양새여서 긍적적인 결과를 기대하기 어려운 상황이다. 노조는 전날 국회에서 ‘리노공업 노동환경 개선 및 성실 교섭을 촉구하는 기자회견’을 연 데 이어 26일 부산 강서구 본사에서 파업 집회를 진행했다. 27일에는 부산고용노동청 앞에서 ‘리노공업 특별근로감독 촉구 기자회견’을 연다. 현재 리노공업 노조는 35일째 무기한 총파업을, 이헌남 수석부지회장은 14일째 단식농성을 진행 중이다.。    The USS Carney, a U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer in the northern Red Sea, on Thursday shot down multiple missiles and drones launched by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen that the Pentagon said were potentially headed toward targets in Israel.It is the first time in recent memory that a U.S. Navy ship in the Middle East has engaged missiles and drones that were not directly aimed at the vessel.It's also the first U.S. military action taken to defend Israel in the current crisis and with the U.S. and other countries trying to contain the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the possibility that an Iranian-backed proxy group fired missiles and drones at Israel is sure to increase growing regional tensions.The ship was in the northern Red Sea on Thursday evening local time when it intercepted three land attack cruise missiles and several drones, Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder said at a press briefing. U.S. officials told ABC News that the Carney had brought down eight drones launched by the Houthis.The preliminary U.S. assessment was that the USS Carney was not the target of any of the Houthi missiles or drones, according to multiple U.S. officials."We cannot say for certain what these missiles and drones were targeting but they were launched from Yemen heading north along the Red Sea potentially to targets in Israel," said Ryder who added that information about the engagements was still being processed.It’s unclear from where the Houthi militia's missiles were fired but they were headed in a northerly direction, an official said.The Houthis are an Iranian-backed Shiite movement that has seized control over much of northern Yemen and has been at war with recent years while Yemen has been at war with a Saudi-led coalition since 2015.As part of that conflict, the Houthis have launched missiles and drones deep into Saudi Arabia, but it appears that the missiles intercepted on Thursday were not aimed at targets inside Saudi Arabia.Last week, Houthi leader Abdel-Malek al-Houthi was quoted as saying that if the U.S. directly intervened in the Gaza conflict his group would respond by firing drones and missiles, and take other military options."There are red lines when it comes to Gaza," he said.Thursday's incident occurred during the early evening hours (local time) when the missiles and drones were detected moving northward above the waters of the Red Sea.The missiles fired by the Houthis were engaged by SM2 missiles carried aboard the USS Carney, a U.S. official told ABC News. No information was released about what weapons platform aboard the Carney brought down the 8 drones.Brig. Gen. Ryder told reporters that the intercepts had taken place over water and not land. No sailors aboard the ship were harmed according to a U.S. official.The United States has boosted its military presence in the region since the start of the Israel-Hamas war nearly two weeks ago.The USS Carney is part of the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group that was deployed to the eastern Mediterranean to deter Iran and Hezbollah from joining the Israel-Hamas war. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recently extended the deployment of the Ford strike group so it can remain in the eastern Mediterranean and had ordered the deployment of additional fighter aircraft to U.S. airbases in the region.To increase U.S. deterrence of an expansion in the conflict the Ford will soon be joined in the eastern Mediterranean by the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier strike group that left Norfolk, Virginia on Saturday and could arrive in the region over the next 7 to 10 days."By posturing these U.S. naval assets and advanced fighter aircraft in the region, we aim to send a strong message intended to deter a wider conflict to bolster regional stability and of course to make it clear that we will protect and defend our national security interests," Ryder told reporters Thursday.The USS Carney had just transited into the Red Sea through the Suez Canal on Wednesday which is why the destroyer was still located in the northern stretch of that body of water that borders, Egypt, Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen.The missile shot down by the USS Carney will bolster the deterrence in the region and demonstrate that the show of force is serious stuff, a senior U.S. official told ABC News.The risk to U.S. forces and U.S. interests in the region has increased particularly in the wake of a deadly explosion at a hospital in Gaza earlier this week that inflamed regional tensions.On Wednesday, three drones were shot down by U.S. military forces as they neared bases in western and northern Iraq, another drone was shot down near U.S. forces in eastern Syria on Thursday.A U.S. contractor sheltering in place at one of the bases in Iraq died of a cardiac arrest in one of the incidents.Al Asad airbase in western Iraq experienced indirect fire on Thursday according to a U.S. official.The Carney's shootdown of Houthi missiles opens up the possibility that the U.S. Navy may have to position more ships in the Red Sea if the U.S. commits to protecting Israel from a southern attack said Steve Ganyard, an ABC News contributor and a former Pentagon official."The larger concern is if Iran now considers U.S. ships fair game," said Ganyard. "Because if the Houthis shoot at a U.S. ship there will be little doubt that it would have been at Tehran’s direction.""That said, there is nothing to suggest, no known reason to believe that Iran wants a fight with the U.S. and/or Israel," said Ganyard. "So, hopefully things calm down."ABC News' Martha Raddatz contributed to this report.。

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