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Samsung’s 600 million won bonus opens a Pandora’s box of inequality (KOR)
If these trends continue, sustaining industrial competitiveness, economic growth and job creation for young people may become increasingly difficult.
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hani.co.kr
[Column] The tyranny of merit and the distribution of profit in the AI era
Companies reaping massive profits from AI must not shirk their responsibility for the employment shocks resulting from the adoption of the new technology
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koreaherald.com
Chip boom sparks debate over tax windfall, profit sharing
South Korea is facing a growing debate over how to use an unprecedented windfall from the semiconductor boom, as surging chip profits feed into tax revenue, emp
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koreajoongangdaily.joins.com
Samsung’s 600 million won bonus opens a Pandora’s box of inequality
If these trends continue, sustaining industrial competitiveness, economic growth and job creation for young people may become increasingly difficult.
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Samsung’s 600 million won bonus opens a Pandora’s box of inequality (KOR)
If these trends continue, sustaining industrial competitiveness, economic growth and job creation for young people may become increasingly difficult.
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franceinfo.fr
Corée du Sud : le méga-bonus des salariés de Samsung Electronics !
🇰🇷Samsung Electronics qui distribue l’équivalent de 290 000 euros de bonus cette année pour 78 000 employés ; des salaires de base augmentés en moyenne de 6,2 %. Ça fait rêver,…
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Profit-sharing strikes spread beyond semiconductors
If what critics call a “bonus party for a privileged few” discourages investment and hiring while weakening the competitiveness of Korea’s key industries, the costs will…
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Banks position around Samsung, SK hynix 'silicon collar' performance payouts
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix performance bonuses could reach a combined 60 trillion won ($39.7 billion) this year, a large enough sum to reshape housing markets, monetary…
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Profit-sharing strikes spread beyond semiconductors (KOR)
If what critics call a “bonus party for a privileged few” discourages investment and hiring while weakening the competitiveness of Korea’s key industries, the costs will…