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 ultimately be borne by the broader public.

If these trends continue, sustaining industrial competitiveness, economic growth and job creation for young people may become increasingly difficult.

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…

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…

A labour union representing several thousand Samsung Electronics employees asked a court on Tuesday to nullify a bonus agreement between the South Korean tech giant and its…