South Korea's 69-hour work plan faces backlash from youth; here's why | Mint

The South Korean government has been forced to rethink their 69 hour work week plan after receiving backlash from the younger generation. The increase in increasing the work week hours also comes as some countries including Australia and the UK are considering a four-day workweek aimed at giving workers more time away from the office. The South Korean government has been forced to rethink their 69 hour work week plan after receiving backlash from the younger generation. The increase in …