Korea

Present Operations
  The postal service in Korea is run by the Government and is part of the Ministry of Information and Communication. It is self regulated and managed.

Main Role
  The postal system in Korea regulates and operates all postal services in the country.

Future Goals
  The goals for the future are to implement some sort of a rewards program to keep employees motivated and working hard and well. They are also planning for the impact that technology will have on the industry.

Services Provided
  The services provided by the postal service are collection and delivery of letters and parcels as well as financial services to do with the post. They are also required to provide an international service for the public of Korea.

Post Code
  The postcodes in the Republic of Korea consist of six digits with a dash (-) between the third and fourth digits. The first digit represents the province or a large town. The second represents the zone. The first three together represent the exchange and delivery office. The last three represent the delivery area, post office box, or a large building (e.g. 102-430).