The Ministry of Personnel Management on Friday announced that it would mandate that its pregnant public workers work from home once a week starting next month.
Governor Kim Jin-tae hopes that the move will boost the self-governing state's appeal.
Korea's 52-hour workweek has led to a decline in overtime work, according to a new study from the Korea Enterprises Foundation.
While various organizations and government agencies in Korea offer many scholarships to support international students during their studies in Korea, the number of scholarships is still small.
Only a few years ago, a key word in our lives was work-life balance, which means keeping a balance between work and our personal lives. Now we're on to something new: Work-life blending.
It’s not an HR revolution by any means, but the C-suite in Korea is looking a bit different these days — emptier, younger and less the object of desire on the part of lifetime employees.
Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong visits the firm's Suwon campus in Gyeonggi on Thursday to meet with working mothers and discuss the challenges that threaten their work-life balance.
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