Night work has become younger... Working hours have increased, but income remains the same
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Long-time night workers 43.2 years old → 41.6 years old Employees are sorting parcels and parcels at the East Seoul Postal Logistics Center in Guui-dong, Seoul ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday on February 10, when the proportion of people aged 15 to 29 increased in the late night hours.
Long-time night workers 43.2 years old → 41.6 years old Employees are sorting parcels and parcels at the East Seoul Postal Logistics Center in Guui-dong, Seoul ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday on February 10, when the proportion of people aged 15 to 29 increased in the late night hours. The photo is not directly related to the article. Reporter Jeong Ji-yoon The overall labor market is aging, but night work has become younger. With the expansion of 24-hour service industries such as late-night delivery, logistics, and food delivery, working at night...
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