South Korea's Kakao says union demand for bonus is a major burden
29/05/2026 01:10
South Korea's Kakao says union demand for bonus is a major burden SEOUL, May 29 (Reuters) - South Korea's Kakao Corp 035720.KS said on Friday the level of profit sharing demanded by its union is unrealistic and "a big burden" on management as it seeks to promote future business and investor interests.
The tech company's union has been in talks with the management and has been threatening to stage a strike.
(Reporting by Jack Kim
Editing by Ed Davies)((jack.kim@thomsonreuters.com; +822 6936 1455;))
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