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Korea plans to require firms to hold retirement funds externally by 2030

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South Korea plans to require all employers to keep funds for workers’ retirement benefits outside their businesses by 2030, seeking to reduce the risk of employees leaving their jobs without being paid. “We must develop retirement pensions worth more than 500 trillion won ($373.9 billion) into a gen

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  1. The Korea Herald South Korea Korea plans to require firms to hold retirement funds externally by 2030 South Korea plans to require all employers to keep funds for workers’ retirement benefits outside their businesses by 2030, seeking to reduce the risk of employees leaving their jobs without being paid. “We must develop retirement pensions worth more than 500 trillion won ($373.9 billion) into a gen 29 Oct · Tier 3

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