
[Public Sector Reform] 331 Public Institutions Face Overhaul for First Time in a Decade
South Korea is set to launch its largest public sector overhaul in over a decade, targeting 331 institutions for restructuring amid rising debt, headcount, and union resistance.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea’s public sector reform puts the future of underperforming Housing and Urban Guarantee Corporation and Korea Airports Corporation in question, as both face persistent deficits and management scrutiny amid calls for restructuring and potential mergers.
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[Public Sector Reform] Fate of Underperforming HUG and Korea Airports Corp. in the Spotlight
South Korea’s public sector reform puts the future of underperforming Housing and Urban Guarantee Corporation and Korea Airports Corporation in question, as both face persistent deficits and management scrutiny amid calls for restructuring and potential mergers.
Yonhap InfomaxKEPCO faces mounting debt with over 32 trillion won in maturities and limited cash, prompting calls for electricity rate hikes and potential market liberalization as South Korea weighs public sector reform.
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[Public Sector Reform] Putting the 'Kepco Bell' on the Cat
KEPCO faces mounting debt with over 32 trillion won in maturities and limited cash, prompting calls for electricity rate hikes and potential market liberalization as South Korea weighs public sector reform.
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President Lee Orders Review of Civil Servant Pay Amid 'Exodus' Concerns
President Lee Jae-myung has ordered a review of civil servant pay and working conditions after a surge in early resignations, citing concerns over low wages and diminished benefits.
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