Why did Korea set up a no delivery day, and what is its purpose?

From the dark late night to the hot noon, from the busy evening to the silent early morning, in the moment you see or can't see, there are always people who are working hard and silently dedicating, and they use every day's struggle to light up your and my happy life, such as couriers. In the wind and rain, they are in a hurry; In the cold winter and the scorching heat, they have been through thick and thin. They are like the wind of the city, chasing every minute, the purpose is to meet you as soon as possible, and exchange their hard work for everyone's satisfied smiles.

These most familiar strangers are affectionately called "courier brothers" by everyone.

Recently, South Korea's ** gave the courier brother a holiday, and the Korean express delivery industry set August 14 as the "no express delivery day", which interrupted the distribution work of large express delivery companies for one day on that day. That way they can rest for the day. According to the logistics industry and distribution industry news, on the same day, four express companies in South Korea designated the 14th as a rest day to allow delivery staff to get a break.

The express delivery business will resume on the 17th, but due to the accumulation of express goods from the 14th, it is expected that the delivery speed may be slower than usual.

Previously, the Courier Committee of the Korea Integrated Logistics Association, which was formed by the national express company, had designated the 14th of this month as a "rest day for courier workers". This is because the labor community has reported that due to the sharp increase in the volume of express delivery due to the new crown epidemic, the workload of delivery personnel is overloaded. South Korea's Moon Jae-in also posted an online post last month in support of the decision.

The express delivery industry has always been a relatively hard profession in our country, especially during the Double Eleven, the warehouse is full of goods, if you are not careful, do not work hard, these couriers will kill you in minutes. It's only when you enter the industry that you feel like it's not a job you can do if you want to. At least if you want to do it, you have to step down and think carefully, study carefully, unlike what you think, isn't it just running errands, in fact, it's not, the courier brother is a very down-to-earth and hardworking group of people, with them we have a good life.

South Korea set up no courier day to protect the rights and interests of couriers, so that the Korean people pay attention to this vulnerable group and have basic respect for it!

The purpose is to allow the courier to have a day off, but also to the courier affirmation, more or hope that people pay attention to the hard profession of the courier, hoping to let the people have a reasonable view of consumption, do not let their impulsive consumption to the courier to increase the pressure.

Because during the epidemic, the volume of express delivery in South Korea skyrocketed, so the four major express delivery companies in South Korea set up a "no express delivery day". His purpose is to make the whole society pay attention to and improve the working environment of couriers.

In recent years, with the rapid development of e-commerce, there are more and more express goods, and many express delivery staff are overloaded.

It is difficult for outsiders to understand the hardships of the express delivery industry, and South Korea is doing this to give the country's couriers a day off and let them have a good rest.

August 14 was designated as Korea's "No Delivery Day", which is the first time in the 28 years since the development of the Korean express delivery industry that such a day has been established. The purpose is to give the courier guy a day off, because the Korean courier guy has too much work and working hours, so that they have a proper break.

Because of the Korean courierRather than signing an employment contract directly with a courier company, he is a self-employed person who contracts with the delivery company's distribution outlets in each region, so it does not fall under the category of "employee" under the Korean Labor LawThere are no annual leave or other vacations, and wages are calculated based on the amount of courier delivery.

Korean couriers usually do not deliver on Sundays, and if they want to rest at other times, they have to pay 2-3 times the cost of alternative delivery services. At present, the express delivery industry is undoubtedly one of the busiest industries, and under the initiative of relevant associations, August 14 was designated as South Korea's "No Express Day", which is also the first time that such a day has been established in the 28 years of the Korean express delivery industry.

During the epidemic, the volume of express delivery in South Korea soared by 30%, and the average monthly delivery volume of many couriers increased from 8,000 to more than 10,000 pieces, and the rest time was compressed again. Up to now, there have been 12 couriers who have "died of overwork" in South Korea this year, but only 14% of couriers have joined work-related injury insurance, and the express delivery industry believes that there are likely to be unreported cases of "overwork death".

Starting from the 12th, South Korea** and major online shopping platforms have reminded the public to plan their online shopping schedules and confirm the delivery time of goods. At present, except for online shopping platforms with independent delivery systems and some convenience store companies, most express delivery companies will deliver goods sequentially from the 17th (next Monday).

The original intention was to let the courier rest more, but the quick effect does not seem to be great, because a day off leads to the accumulation of a large number of couriers, but increases the workload of the courier, and the rest day is only an expedient measure, which does not fundamentally solve the problem. It is not enough to set up a "no courier day", and more needs to be done to make the whole society pay attention to and improve the working environment of couriers.

Couriers do not have annual leave or other vacations, and their wages are calculated according to the volume of courier delivery. The volume of express delivery in South Korea has soared by 30%, and many couriers have increased their average monthly delivery volume from 8,000 to more than 10,000 pieces, and the rest time has been compressed again. Up to now, there have been 12 couriers in South Korea who have "died of overwork" this year.

The establishment of a no-courier day is a sign of respect for the courier brother.

The reason why South Korea set up the first day of five blocks is to let the courier brother have time to rest.

In order to give the courier a chance to rest, and call on the society to respect the courier.

It is also formulated according to the actual situation, and it will be like this due to the development of national conditions, so it cannot be generalized.

Oh, for the sake of democracy, for the sake of the people.

Established in Korea''No express delivery days"The reason for this is to reduce the volume of couriers.

August 14 is designated as a no-delivery day in Korea. This is also the first time in 28 years that the Korean express delivery industry has set up such a day. Korea Post said it was also involved.

For three days to Sunday, 95% of the express delivery industry in South Korea. 10,000 workers can take a good rest. During the epidemic, the volume of express delivery in South Korea soared, and many couriers averaged the monthly delivery volume.

From 8,000 to 10,000. There is time to compress again. South Korea also has 12 couriers who have died this year.

The victory of the no-courier day sparked fierce controversy in South Korea.

The reason why China has established the five-block status is because it wants to maintain social order, and then because a lot of people are shopping online, and then a lot of specialty stores, or because the business of those brick-and-mortar stores is not very good, a lot of people are shopping online, and then they are surprised. Dealing with mobile phones every day, and then living with mobile phones, that's why I set up a courier is.

One is to give couriers a day off.

The second is that there is too much garbage.

It is because with the increase in online shopping, the workload of couriers is also increasing, all year round, and even some couriers have sudden death due to work fatigue.

I think most of the Korean express delivery is made from China, and a big reason why they set up the "No Express Day" is to boycott Chinese goods, so that Korean products can be sold more.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, South Korea decided to establish a no-delivery day, so the reason for it is due to the impact of the new crown epidemic.

The purpose is to remind the general public and couriers to pay attention to the combination of work and rest, to protect their bodies, and hope that the general public can understand the hard work of couriers, because this year there have been, 12 couriers died of overwork!

I think the purpose of setting up this festival is to let people know the importance of express delivery, and also understand the hard work of couriers, so that people can better understand express delivery, and let the express delivery industry develop.

What is the reason for Hanbo to set up a no-delivery day? What do I think is the reason for the establishment of no courier day in Korea? Korean.

Express delivery. Not like China. Couriers have a certain amount of labor.

Strong crossbow. Korea. Couriers are very hard, so there is no meeting day.

What is the reason for my establishment of a non-existent heal? is also because of the epidemic, one is for express delivery and peaceful rest.

At the moment of the epidemic, August 14, that is, today, was designated as South Korea's "no express delivery day", and today, the four major express delivery companies, which account for 80% of South Korea's express delivery industry, gave couriers a holiday and did not arrange work this weekend, and Korea Post said it was also involved. From Friday to Sunday, 95% of South Korea's delivery industry, more than 40,000 workers, can finally take a good rest. Korean couriers do not sign employment contracts directly with courier companies, but contract with courier companies in various regional distribution outlets as self-employed, so they do not fall under the category of "employees" in Korean labor law, there is no annual leave and other leave, and the salary is also according to the accumulation of courier delivery and courier can not reduce the workload of couriers.

It is to allow the courier to get a good rest. But in fact. A lot of people have also voiced their opposition and argued.

The accumulation of couriers does not ease the workload of couriers.

The reason why South Korea set up the No Celebration Day must be because there are too many express delivery, so the country advocates no express delivery day, so this festival will be established.

No express delivery is to increase sales for physical stores.

Due to the large area of delays in South Korea's express delivery during the epidemic, people have made a large number of deliveries by couriers at this special moment. In order to alleviate this hard work of the couriers, a no-delivery day was established.

South Korea has established no delivery days so that delivery employees can take a break.

Couriers in Korea are very hard and there are no holidays. And the workload is large, and the service attitude is good. The range of distribution services is wide, and in the long run, employees can't stand it and are not respected.

Therefore, the establishment of no courier day is a kind of attention and respect for couriers, and it is also an affirmation.

Hello! Of course, the development of express delivery has brought a lot of pollution to the environment, but I hope that when there is no express delivery, everyone will be less polluted to the environment.

The reason is that we can't live without online shopping, inseparable from express transportation, the main purpose of South Korea is to let express transportation personnel have a rest holiday, but also let people keep accounts for this day.

South Korea set up no express delivery day, because South Korea does not classify the express delivery industry as a serious job, that is, the income guarantee is only based on the piece, couriers in order to increase income, many overwork to death, no express day, in order to let them have a break.

South Korea's move to establish a no-courier day can only be regarded as one, strictly speakingExpediencyplan

First of all, let's take a look at how much the workload of couriers in Korea really is. According to the latest data, the average South Korean person receives nearly 54 parcels per person per year. And official data shows that couriers work an average of days per month, with an average of at least one hour per day.

It's a bit scary to look at.

The difference between Korean couriers and Chinese couriers is that South KoreaThe courier did not sign an employment contract directly with the express company, but signed a contract with the express delivery company in various regional distribution outlets as a self-employed householdIn this way, the Korean couriers do not have vacations, let alone annual leave. Their wages can only be calculated on the basis of the number of pieces delivered. Other than that, there is no protection from the law.

Most companies in South Korea only do not deliver on Sundays, and if the courier wants to rest at other times, he has to pay two to three times the amount of the delivery fee.

With the advent of the epidemic, the tasks on the couriers have become heavier. So far, a total of 12 couriers have died of overwork this year alone. This is a very scary number.

In desperation, South Korea will take the initiative of setting up a no-delivery day, so that couriers can barely rest for a day. But does such a move really work?

。The advantage is that he can focus more people's attention on the profession of courier. Let all walks of life pay more attention to couriers, and the degree of attention can gradually improve the living conditions of couriers, living welfare, working environment and so on.

I think this initiative is very humane and necessary. South Korea's move is aimed at reducing the workload of delivery workers. Because of the sharp increase in the volume of express delivery due to the new crown epidemic, the workload of delivery personnel is overloaded.

I think it's okay, because the courier profession is very hard, in the scorching sun and heavy rain still have to send the recipient to the express, there is no legal day off, weekends can not rest, the working hours are also long, in this initiative to give the courier a day of legal rest, but also to the courier this profession of respect and attention.

I very much agree that setting up a delivery day can reduce the pressure on the couriers, their work is service-oriented, and if the delivery is delayed, customers will complain, and they will be under a lot of pressure.

And people originally placed an order three days after the express delivery, it is also possible that because of the generation of no express day, it will take four days to arrive, if after the no express day, the courier brother works overtime to fill the vacancy of the no express day, but also adds a busyness to the already very busy courier brother.

Therefore, the establishment of no express delivery day in South Korea must have a certain impact on the express delivery industry.