Labor Groups Demand Minimum Wage of 12,000 Won in 16.3% Increase
Seoul: Labor groups on Monday demanded a legal minimum wage of 12,000 won (US$7.90) next year in what would be a 16.3 percent increase from
Seoul: Labor groups on Monday demanded a legal minimum wage of 12,000 won (US$7.90) next year in what would be a 16.3 percent increase from
Daejeon: The government launched a joint inspection Monday of workplaces handling military explosives, officials said, after the recent deadly blast at a Hanwha Aerospace manufacturing
Seoul: A former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff appeared before a court Monday to attend his arrest warrant hearing over his alleged involvement
Seoul: A Seoul court on Monday denied an arrest warrant for a former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) over allegations he was
Seoul: Shinsegae Group Chairman Chung Yong-jin, along with executives and employees of Starbucks Korea, will undergo training aimed at improving historical awareness and social sensitivity
Seoul: The presidential office on Monday expressed cautious optimism regarding the recent ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, while emphasizing the need to
Seoul: Actor-singer Lee Jun-young, who appeared in the hit Netflix series “When Life Gives You Tangerines,” will begin his mandatory military service in July, his
Seoul: Container shipping costs from South Korea to the Middle East extended their gains to the third consecutive month in May, the customs agency said
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