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Institutional blind spots in the South Korean employment safety net and policy solutions

Yu, Kyǒng-jun - 2013

launched as a South Korean model of unemployment assistance.South Korea has relatively larger blind spots in its employment … unemployment. Generally, unemployment risk does not depend entirely on the worker. Unemployment frequently occurs for reasons … Package system for low earners, which was launched as a kind of South Korean model of unemployment assistance. Two separate …

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Promoting good-quality job creation in the sector of SMEs

Gim, Ju hun - 2015

"Why are low-quality jobs created at SMEs? It is because the large companies hand over labor-intensive production to lower-level companies, causing exponential creation of new businesses amongst the lowest-paying bracket. Large firms have transferred a portion of their production process to...

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Ways to activate youth employment : focusing on government-funded job programs and promotion of entrepreneurship

Kim, Yong-seong - 2014

"To help young people find jobs, the government must reallocate financing in government-funded job programs and improve the system for public employment services and start-up new businesses. Above all else, unemployed young people who are trying to find work should be the main priority for any...

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Employment incentives: issues and solutions

Park, Yoonsoo - 2016

"As of 2016, 20 employment incentives are in operation in Korea under four ministries with a budget of 2.8 trillion won. However, instead of creating new jobs, these projects mainly aim to maintain and improve existing jobs, unlike most OECD countries. Moreover, the scope of target groups is too...

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