[Grammar] There seems to be or There seem to be

[Snappy]

This is a part of a quiz that I took.

Which word in parentheses is grammatically wrong?

"There（seems）to be (the) employees who are dissatisfied (with) their transfers this time at the automobile (manufacturing) company."

The answer is "the" but I think "seems" is wrong, and it should be "seem" because it is followed by "employees."
What do you think?

 

[PlacidRan]

Both, seem and seems, are correct. You can use either one.

 

[Pedroski]

"There（seems）to be (the) employees who are dissatisfied (with) their transfers this time at the automobile (manufacturing) company."

I seem, he seems, they seem, the employees seem, not the employees seems.

There seems to be a mistake here. There seem to be some mistakes here.

"There（seem）to be (some) employees at the automobile (manufacturing) company who are dissatisfied (with) their transfers this time. "