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27 fish farm owners caught mistreating foreign workers

The owners of 27 fish farms in Yeosu and Goheung, South Jeolla Province, have been caught mistreating foreign workers, according to officials on Tuesday.

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Young Koreans vent rage over working hours already all too grueling

Young Koreans vent rage over working hours already all too grueling
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South Korea Cracks Down on Discrimination Against Non-Regular Workers at Financial Firms

South Korea Cracks Down on Discrimination Against Non-Regular Workers at Financial Firms
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[KH Explains] From cafes to pubs, small businesses face legal risks as safety law expands

Expanded application of the workplace safety law is expected to have a substantial impact on the South Korean business community, as it holds employers with more than five workers legally responsible for deadly accidents. Concerns are growing as this change, which officially started Saturday, will introduce legal risks to 837,000 workplaces, including small neighborhood restaurants, bakeries, pubs and cafes. “I.

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[KH Explains] From cafes to pubs, small businesses face legal risks as safety law expands

Expanded application of the workplace safety law is expected to have a substantial impact on the South Korean business community, as it holds employers with more than five workers legally responsible for deadly accidents. Concerns are growing as this change, which officially took effect Saturday, will cover 837,000 workplaces, including small neighborhood restaurants, bakeries, pubs, cafes and mom-and-pop stores. Reg.

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