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Korea Should No Longer Be Land of Forced Workaholics
“Study hard, work hard” has long been Koreans’ catch phrase to make their small, resource-poor country the world’s 14th-largest economy.
The only problem with this time-old growth paradigm is it can neither last forever nor work well any longer in a post-industrialized Korea.
According to an OECD report, Koreans work for an average of 2,316 hours a year, 30 percent more than the average 1,768 hours put in by the 30-member club of the world’s richest countries, and far longer than runner-up Hungary’s 1,986 hours.
Unfortunately, Koreans’ level of satisfaction with their jobs hits the bottom level among OECD members, and their labor productivity stands at a mere 65 percent of the industrial countries’ average. It is small surprise then the government has recently decided to move toward reducing the nation’s notoriously long working hours.
Changing the nation’s labor paradigm is a long-term issue that can greatly can affect the work and life of all Koreans, and not the one that should be worked out in haste to show to foreign guests. Unless the new system works to expand social safety networks and leads to a more employment-friendly labor environment, it could only end up as aggravating both the work and lives of Koreans.
In Korea, Work Life Balance has been progressing in matters of the equal of men and women in employment. After that, it was changed policies to support the co-existence of Work and Family which was lightened the burden of family responsibility.
Work Life Balance is necessary the flexible work time and the equal responsibilities of man and woman to support their family.
So as to make Work Life Balance, we should reorganize the structure of Labor market. Also, we should make its judicial basis from Labor Law of view.
“Study hard, work hard” has long been Koreans’ catch phrase to make their small, resource-poor country the world’s 14th-largest economy.
The only problem with this time-old growth paradigm is it can neither last forever nor work well any longer in a post-industrialized Korea.
According to an OECD report, Koreans work for an average of 2,316 hours a year, 30 percent more than the average 1,768 hours put in by the 30-member club of the world’s richest countries, and far longer than runner-up Hungary’s 1,986 hours.
Unfortunately, Koreans’ level of satisfaction with their jobs hits the bottom level among OECD members, and their labor productivity stands at a mere 65 percent of the industrial countries’ average. It is small surprise then the government has recently decided to move toward reducing the nation’s notoriously long working hours.
Changing the nation’s labor paradigm is a long-term issue that can greatly can affect the work and life of all Koreans, and not the one that should be worked out in haste to show to foreign guests. Unless the new system works to expand social safety networks and leads to a more employment-friendly labor environment, it could only end up as aggravating both the work and lives of Koreans.
In Korea, Work Life Balance has been progressing in matters of the equal of men and women in employment. After that, it was changed policies to support the co-existence of Work and Family which was lightened the burden of family responsibility.
Work Life Balance is necessary the flexible work time and the equal responsibilities of man and woman to support their family.
So as to make Work Life Balance, we should reorganize the structure of Labor market. Also, we should make its judicial basis from Labor Law of view.
목차
Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. ‘일과 생활의 균형(WLB)’의 개념과 각국의 법제
Ⅲ. 우리나라에서의 ‘일과 생활의 균형’의 도입과 법제 검토
Ⅳ. 일과 생활의 균형법제가 가야 할 길
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