This article covers Korean labor rights for expats.
It includes:
- What benefits you’re entitled to
- How much notice a company needs to give
- Where to get help if you need it
This article covers Korean labor rights for expats.
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This post covers all you need to know about jobs in Korea for foreigners.
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I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked in 8 different industries. Here’s what I learned from my experience.
This guide shows you how to teach English in Korea like a seasoned vet.
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I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked at private academies, public schools, universities and education companies. Here’s what I learned from my experiences.
Acting in South Korea is a fun way to fast track your career.
Just avoid some easy-to-miss pitfalls and you’ll be fine.
I worked in show biz in South Korea for a few years.
Here’s what I learned.
College isn’t for everyone.
But not in Korea. It has one of the highest university enrollment rates on the planet.
Don’t let that stop you though. Having a special set of skills will help you get jobs that locals can’t or won’t do.
Here are some jobs you can get as a foreigner in Korea without a degree.
Work, who needs it?
I’m going to cover some great and not so great ways to move to South Korea without a job.
This post is for academic purposes only. Follow it at your own risk.
This guide will help you understand Korean work culture and get along with your coworkers and bosses.
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I worked at Korean companies for 5 years.
This step-by-step guide shows you how to quit your job in South Korea as an expat. It has tips on writing a letter of resignation and an example of a letter of release in Korean and English.
You’ll learn how to resign legally and:
This step-by-step guide shows you how to ace your job interview at a Korean company. It includes frequently used questions and answers along with a self-introduction template.
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I worked as an overseas recruiter in South Korea for five years.