Why Korea’s banking day could get shorter — and who pays the price
South Korean banks could give customers half an hour less at the counter each day under a tentative labor deal aimed at cutting employees’ working time. The agreement, reached Monday after five months of talks between the Korean Financial Industry Union and employers, would push branch opening to 9:
South Korean banks could give customers half an hour less at the counter each day under a tentative labor deal aimed at cutting employees’ working time. The agreement, reached Monday after five months of talks between the Korean Financial Industry Union and employers, would push branch opening to 9:
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