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(Photo News) ‘No’ to pension overhaul

By Korea Herald

Published : Sept. 22, 2014 - 20:48

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Unionized government officials protest the ruling Saenuri Party’s plans to reform the civil servant pension system at the National Assembly in Seoul on Monday. The Korean Pension Association was to hold a debate on the new pension plans, but it was canceled after some 200 members of the public officials’ union shouted slogans and blew whistles at the venue. (Lee Gil-dong/The Korea Herald) Unionized government officials protest the ruling Saenuri Party’s plans to reform the civil servant pension system at the National Assembly in Seoul on Monday. The Korean Pension Association was to hold a debate on the new pension plans, but it was canceled after some 200 members of the public officials’ union shouted slogans and blew whistles at the venue. (Lee Gil-dong/The Korea Herald)

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