Preponderance of Workers
South Korea is full of workers young and old. Customer service is the best I have experienced. But I slowly realized how it is double-edged.
South Korea is full of workers young and old. Customer service is the best I have experienced. But I slowly realized how it is double-edged.
A Nepalese labor leader in Seoul speaks about being married to a Korean and what it means in a country that has yet to accept such pairings.
A less visible side of South Korea's dazzling economy is occupied by workers who perform manual labour at factories and shipyards, often under hard conditions.
Extreme. Intense. Extraordinary. There are not enough adjectives to describe the mistreatment of workers at the bottom of the South Korean employment hierarchy.