Union members will only work within 40-hour weekly limit, following a full strike by 700 employees last month
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Earlier, on the 31st of last month, about 700 employees belonging to the KakaoBank union went on a full-day strike. Union says it will refuse night, overtime, holiday work, and instructions outside working hours. Provided by the Kakao branch of the National Chemical Fiber Union. The Kakao branch of the National Chemical, Textile, Food, and Beverage Industry Labor Union announced that it would begin a compliance struggle at KakaoBank (323410) from 0:00 on the 12th. Union members participating in the compliance struggle will only work within the limit of not exceeding an average of 40 hours per week when calculating monthly working hours.
Furthermore, A KakaoBank official said, "We are operating the necessary response system to avoid inconvenience to customers, and we will continue dialogue with the union for a swift agreement." (Seoul=News1) Like 0 Sad 0 Angry 0 Trending News.
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Earlier, on the 31st of last month, about 700 employees belonging to the KakaoBank union went on a full-day strike.
reliability low1/2 sourcesUnion says it will refuse night, overtime, holiday work, and instructions outside working hours. Provided by the Kakao branch of the National Chemical Fiber Union. The Kakao branch of the National Chemical, Textile, Food, and Beverage Industry Labor Union announced that it would begin a compliance struggle at KakaoBank (323410) from 0:00 on the 12th.
reliability low1/2 sourcesUnion members participating in the compliance struggle will only work within the limit of not exceeding an average of 40 hours per week when calculating monthly working hours.
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A KakaoBank official said, "We are operating the necessary response system to avoid inconvenience to customers, and we will continue dialogue with the union for a swift agreement." (Seoul=News1) Like 0 Sad 0 Angry 0 Trending News
according to Donga IlboThe Kakao branch of the National Chemical, Textile, Food, and Beverage Industry Labor Union announced that it began a compliance struggle at KakaoBank from 0:00 that day.
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