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Kakao Labor Union Plans Four-Hour Work Stoppage Next Week

The union at South Korea’s largest messaging service announced a four-hour work stoppage amid an ongoing labor dispute.

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1 source·Jun 1, 8:45 AM(1 hr ago)·1m read
Kakao Labor Union Plans Four-Hour Work Stoppage Next Weekyna.co.kr
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Kakao’s labor union called for a four-hour strike next week. The action escalates an existing dispute with the company that operates South Korea’s biggest messaging service. Kakao is the country’s dominant messaging platform.

Its labor union represents workers at the firm. The union’s decision to schedule the limited stoppage follows ongoing negotiations that have yet to produce an agreement. The four-hour duration indicates a targeted protest rather than an indefinite walkout.

No further details on specific demands or company responses were included in the announcement.

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