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Published 16 days ago

Low wages drive Korean workers to seek side jobs

Summary by The Korea Times
Kim, a 41-year-old construction worker employed on the night shift at a GS25 convenience store in Seoul's Yeouido financial district, had to get a side job because his wife ended up taking maternity leave beyond the paid period.

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Low wages drive Korean workers to seek side jobs

Kim, a 41-year-old construction worker employed on the night shift at a GS25 convenience store in Seoul's Yeouido financial district, had to get a side job because his wife ended up taking maternity leave beyond the paid period.

16 days ago·Korea, Republic of
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