Unionized workers at the South Korean tech firm will demonstrate for an hour outside headquarters in Pangyo
Kakao union to picket at lunch as wage talks stall
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The union is reportedly demanding the company pay around 13 to 14 percent of operating profit as incentives. Kakao Corp.'s headquarters in Pangyo, south of Seoul, in this file photo taken on June 29. (Yonhap) Unionized workers at Kakao Corp. were set to stage a demonstration during lunch hours Tuesday, as wage negotiations with management have been deadlocked for the past two months. Unionized members staged a partial strike in early June, which followed a full-day strike on June 29.
Furthermore, Members will picket outside the messenger app operator's headquarters in Pangyo, south of Seoul, for about one hour starting at noon, but the number of participants is yet to be confirmed, according to Kakao's labor union.
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The union is reportedly demanding the company pay around 13 to 14 percent of operating profit as incentives.
reliability low1/2 sourcesKakao Corp.'s headquarters in Pangyo, south of Seoul, in this file photo taken on June 29. (Yonhap) Unionized workers at Kakao Corp. were set to stage a demonstration during lunch hours Tuesday, as wage negotiations with management have been deadlocked for the past two months.
reliability low1/2 sourcesUnionized members staged a partial strike in early June, which followed a full-day strike on June 29.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMembers will picket outside the messenger app operator's headquarters in Pangyo, south of Seoul, for about one hour starting at noon, but the number of participants is yet to be confirmed, according to Kakao's labor union.
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