”52-hour work week” reform direction announced next week <사진=연합뉴스> The government’s direction for reforming the working hour system, which has been supplemented in the face of controversy over the ’69-hour workweek’, will be announced next week.
The Ministry of Employment and Labor announced that it will announce the results of the working hour system survey and the direction for reform that reflects them on the 8th.
The results of a survey and in-depth group interview conducted by the Ministry of Labor on 6,030 citizens from June to September will be released along with the analysis.
Previously, in March, the government announced a plan to reform the working hour system with the intention of allowing people to work all the time when there is a lot of work and rest all the time when there is less work. However, since it means that people can work up to 69 hours a week, there was strong public opposition, especially among young people. It happened.
Accordingly, President Yoon Seok-yeol ordered a supplementary review, and the Ministry of Labor began collecting opinions, including a large-scale survey, to supplement the reform plan.
The survey asked about the status of the working hour system operation, perceptions of the current working hour system, and positions on the future direction of the working hour system reform.
2023-11-02 02:04:00
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