Add to ORKGThis Comment looks at labor legislation\u27s role in shaping the present state of labor relations in South Korea A brief history of the government\u27s symbiotic relationship with business serves as a backdrop for assessing the current laws. The laws have an employer bias accenluated by the broad administrative oversighit government has over labor relations. More troublesome provisions of the laws are considered in detail. This Comment then turns to recent pro-labor changes in the laws but discusses why labor unions are unlikely to achieve full equality in labor relations at this juncture. In conclusion, this Comment makes suggestions for change based on the premise that labor negotiations should be conducted by the parties on an equal foot...
On Saturday 14 February 1998, South Korea passed new labour legislation which gives employers the ri...
This article builds on a rationalistic understanding of Japanese employment customs to argue that, u...
On Saturday 14 February 1998, South Korea passed new labour legislation which gives employers the ri...
This Comment looks at labor legislation\u27s role in shaping the present state of labor relations in...
Recently, in response to discriminatory laws, a gendered labor market, and male-dominated unions, Ko...
Recently, in response to discriminatory laws, a gendered labor market, and male-dominated unions, Ko...
On April 15, 1991, Thailand\u27s new legislative body enacted the State Enterprise Labor Relations A...
This article examines the legal issues that may arise in a business transfer, the most representativ...
South Korea heralds North Korea’s Kaesong Special Economic Zone as a shining example of inter-Korean...
[Excerpt] This report examines the labor laws and practices of the Republic of Korea (ROK). It respo...
Over the past few decades, Korean-owned companies have greatly expanded their operations overseas, e...
Over the past few decades, Korean-owned companies have greatly expanded their operations overseas, e...
Since the Asian economic crisis in the late 1990s, Korea has developing one of the most unequal labo...
When Korea\u27 became a democracy in 1987, Korea\u27s militant labor movement erupted into a series ...
The democratisation of Korea during the past decade has been accompanied by mass worker protest from...
On Saturday 14 February 1998, South Korea passed new labour legislation which gives employers the ri...
This article builds on a rationalistic understanding of Japanese employment customs to argue that, u...
On Saturday 14 February 1998, South Korea passed new labour legislation which gives employers the ri...
This Comment looks at labor legislation\u27s role in shaping the present state of labor relations in...
Recently, in response to discriminatory laws, a gendered labor market, and male-dominated unions, Ko...
Recently, in response to discriminatory laws, a gendered labor market, and male-dominated unions, Ko...
On April 15, 1991, Thailand\u27s new legislative body enacted the State Enterprise Labor Relations A...
This article examines the legal issues that may arise in a business transfer, the most representativ...
South Korea heralds North Korea’s Kaesong Special Economic Zone as a shining example of inter-Korean...
[Excerpt] This report examines the labor laws and practices of the Republic of Korea (ROK). It respo...
Over the past few decades, Korean-owned companies have greatly expanded their operations overseas, e...
Over the past few decades, Korean-owned companies have greatly expanded their operations overseas, e...
Since the Asian economic crisis in the late 1990s, Korea has developing one of the most unequal labo...
When Korea\u27 became a democracy in 1987, Korea\u27s militant labor movement erupted into a series ...
The democratisation of Korea during the past decade has been accompanied by mass worker protest from...
On Saturday 14 February 1998, South Korea passed new labour legislation which gives employers the ri...
This article builds on a rationalistic understanding of Japanese employment customs to argue that, u...
On Saturday 14 February 1998, South Korea passed new labour legislation which gives employers the ri...