Gangdong-gu Publishes 'Labor Law Guide' Useful to Know at the Workplace

Providing Various Workplace Scenarios to Easily Explain Labor Laws with Detailed Regional Features for Useful Application by Both Workers and Employers

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Gangdong-gu (Mayor Lee Jeong-hoon) has published the "Friendly Labor Law Guide for Gangdong Residents," which explains useful labor laws in an easy-to-understand manner.

Comprising a total of 190 pages, this guide is based on local statistical data and provides easy-to-understand explanations of different labor law cases and information according to residents' age groups, occupations, employment types, and working conditions throughout their life cycles.

It presents various workplace scenarios and compiles key labor law contents helpful to both workers and employers in a workbook format, designed for practical use in workplaces.

In particular, it carefully reflects the characteristics of each area within Gangdong-gu to provide region-specific guidance. For example, in Myeongil-dong, where the youth population ratio is high, the guide details the working conditions that minor workers should know as well as important points employers need to be aware of.

Additionally, it faithfully incorporates the latest information such as newly introduced labor laws including the obligation to provide wage statements and changed systems, and includes QR codes throughout the book linking to relevant websites so that updated information can be continuously accessed.

Lee Jeong-hoon, Mayor of Gangdong-gu, said, "In workplaces, which are the center of life, workers and employers should respect each other and even realize their dreams of self-fulfillment. I hope this labor law guide, which thoroughly informs both workers and employers about labor laws and current systems, becomes a reliable companion in the workplace."

The Friendly Labor Law Guide for Gangdong Residents can be obtained at the Gangdong-gu Labor Rights Center or nearby community service centers, and is also available as an e-book for download and viewing on the Gangdong-gu Office or Labor Rights Center websites.

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