The strike took place for the first time in 19 years on Tuesday as labor and management of KB Kookmin Bank failed to reach a final agreement.

Kookmin urgently mobilized its employees from its main branch to open 1,058 stores nationwide and run 411 major branches. Despite some concerns, however, there were no major inconveniences at the windows.

As close to 90 percent of customers depend on ATM, Internet and mobile banking, there was no such confusion as when the 실시간배팅 2000 strike was held against the merger of housing and Kookmin Bank.

As of the first half of last year, the ratio of non-face channels such as online banking is 86 percent (based on the number of transactions). In addition to simple tasks such as remittances and transfers, subscription of various products such as deposits, installment savings, and funds are also available online. Fifty-nine percent of Kookmin`s personal deposits were also sold through non-face channels, including mobile banking in the first half of last year.

The strike by the nation`s No. 1 bank union, which averaged 9.1 million won per annum in the digital financial era without a bank employee, was totally unpopular.
The majority of the public is concerned about the strike by Kookmin Bank's highest-paid labor union, saying, "Is the strike because the high-paying workers in this difficult economy cost more money?" "The strike is not justifiable, the greed is excessive," "the strike is not afraid to do anything wrong by respecting the biggest customer." "The strike is also important. What the union demanded is infuriated by the public. The labor union`s strike, which caused inconvenience to customers, will never be recognized.

Although complaints from customers have been leaked from certain stores that they have to rely on a window tool, the fact that the strike has not had a significant impact also indicates that times have changed.

"Although Kookmin Bank had a general strike, there were no inconveniences," said Kim Joo-ha, an anchorman at Mbn News.

"Banks should not only focus on interest and business," he said. "The banks that do not support risk-taking rely on easy and safe mortgage loans rather than on the role of the industry's hitters."

The Kookmin Bank union ended the strike at 2 p.m. and stressed that the strike was not a "money problem." The union argued that the key issues are the abolition of the pay ceiling system by rank and the extension of the time for the introduction of the wage peak system. If the demand is not met, it will start a second two-day walkout on May 31 and May 1. 

One netizen lamented about the union`s behavior, saying, "The strike will end before 4 p.m."