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[Special Series ④] Why companies talk of burden… When extending retirement age becomes 'labor cost'
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- As debate over extending the retirement age grows, companies complain that labor costs will swell if the retirement age is raised without changing the wage system.
- Many Korean companies that maintain a seniority-based wage system worry that high-wage workers will stay longer if the retirement age is raised from 60 to 65.
- Germany and Japan have adjusted their wage systems to center on jobs and roles, and finding a balance between corporate burden and social need is presented as a challenge.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [연재특집 ④] 기업은 왜 부담을 말할까… 정년연장이 ‘인건비’가 되는 순간
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