Gov't plan to relocate state-run financial institutions to regional areas faces backlash
The government is considering a plan to move state-run financial institutions, such as the Korea Development Bank, out of Seoul to regional areas. This plan faces strong opposition from the institutions themselves, as well as their unions, who are concerned about the potential impact on their operations and employees. The relocation plan could have significant implications for the country's financial sector and economy, as state-run institutions play a crucial role in supporting domestic businesses and industries.
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