LG Electronics is bringing home its employees who are working at its sales office in Tel Aviv. The decision comes as the conflict between Hamas and Israel has now escalated into a violent war.
Likewise, the South Korean electronics giant is arranging for the return of its Korean staff and their families to their homeland. This move was immediately put in place to assure the safety of the employees who were caught in the war.
Homeward Bound Due to Heightened Attacks in Israel
LG Electronics has decided to send Korean employees working at its Tel Aviv, Israel sales branch back to Korea in the aftermath of the armed conflict between the Palestinian armed faction Hamas and Israel.
According to Hankook Ilbo, LG Electronics is taking measures to ship its Korean employees and their families home as everyone now fears for their safety. This is due to the fact that war between Israel and the Palestinian political and militant organization, Hamas, has already been declared after the number of deaths from the surprise attack early Saturday rose to more than a thousand.
The number of LG Electronics staff who are eligible to return to South Korea is said to be about 20. The company is currently trying to find flights that will bring everyone home as soon as possible
Hyundai, Samsung Closely Monitoring the Situation for Possible Business Fallout
Aside from LG Electronics, Hyundai Motor, Samsung Electronics, and other Korean firms that have business in Israel are keeping a close watch as unavoidable consequences may crop up as the fighting intensifies.
Yonhap News Agency reported that the companies are monitoring the situation as business fallout from the conflict between Israel and Hamas is highly possible based on how the events are developing. Then again, at this time, the Korean firms that are operating in the country have not yet reported any damage to their facilities or businesses.
Photo by: LG Newsroom


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