Standard Chartered’s Korean Banking Unit Workers Strike Over Incentive Pay

Workers at Standard Chartered Plc (STAN) ’s South Korean banking unit plan to go on strike today in the worst labor dispute involving foreign banks in the Asian nation in more than five years.

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Standard Chartered’s Korean Bank Unit Workers Strike for Pay
Workers at Standard Chartered Plc’s South Korean banking unit plan to go on strike today in the worst labor dispute involving foreign banks in the Asian nation in more than five years.
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