Collective Bargaining at a Crossroad
The government’s ratification of international labor standards will not automatically address demands from labor unions or ameliorate opposition from employers.
The government’s ratification of international labor standards will not automatically address demands from labor unions or ameliorate opposition from employers.
The state utility provider is signaling the need for a price hike, which could challenge President Moon’s public approval ratings at a delicate time.
The government’s latest housing plan not only provides homes but also comes closer to delivering on the administration’s promise of “inclusive welfare.”
Kim Jong-un’s summits with the leaders of China, South Korea, Russia, and the United States have raised Kim’s profile but have not gained him what he needs.
To best discipline private childcare providers, the government may simply have to expand the availability of public kindergartens.
By Yonho Kim The recent North Korea-Russia summit in Vladivostok drew keen attention from the international society in the sense that it was North Korean…
If the fine dust crisis is not resolved in the near future, its consequences will cripple South Korea’s economic growth prospects
Kim’s statement on the need for a “telling blow” may reveal that sanctions are having an effect on North Korea.
During 2017-18, international attention turned to the Korean Peninsula as the threat of conflict reached new heights. This led to an explosion in the growth…
As climate change raises the risk of fires, how the Korean government improves its emergency response will serve as a gauge for state capacity.