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Introducing Minimum Wage Amendment: Disparity Persists at 10th Plenary Meeting
The world of labor and business convened recently to discuss proposed changes to next year’s minimum wage. Unfortunately, despite their efforts, the 10th plenary meeting concluded with a reaffirmed large wage gap between the two parties.
During this meeting, which took place just before the statutory deadline, labor representatives proposed a minimum hourly wage of 12,130 won, while management suggested 9,650 won. This marked a substantial gap of 2,480 won, with a 110 won discount from the previous offer.
In an attempt to advocate for their cause, labor presented a petition signed by 100,000 individuals supporting the minimum hourly wage of 12,000 won for the upcoming year. On the other hand, business representatives argued that such a raise would have detrimental effects on small and medium enterprises as well as the self-employed, thereby hindering job creation for the vulnerable and unstable class.
Reported by Kim Jang-hyun (jhkim22@yna.co.kr)
#minimum wage #difference #independence
For Yonhap News TV article inquiries and reports: Kakao Talk/Line jebo23
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12,130 won and 9,650 won… Introducing Minimum Wage Amendment
The world of labor and business presented changes to the level of the minimum wage for next year, but the 10th plenary meeting ended after reaffirming the large gap.
At this meeting, held in the middle of the statutory deadline, labor presented 12,130 won and management won 9,650 as amendments to next year’s minimum hourly wage, showing a gap of 2,480 won, 110 discount earned from previous offer.
At this meeting, the world of labor presented a petition signed by 100,000 people who agreed to the minimum hourly wage of 12,000 won next year, and the world of business argued that the blow to small and medium enterprises would and the self-employed creating jobs. for the fragile unstable class.I did that with
Reporter Kim Jang-hyun (jhkim22@yna.co.kr)
#minimum wage #difference #independence
Yonhap News TV article inquiries and reports: Kakao Talk/Line jebo23
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#Yonhap #News
