Gyeonggi-do Revises 'Apartment Management Regulations' to Prevent Security Guard Wage Damage and More

Gyeonggi Provincial Government

Gyeonggi Province has revised the "18th Gyeonggi Province Apartment Complex Management Regulations" to include measures to prevent wage-related damages to security guards.

The main revision introduces a provision requiring service companies to verify that the wage details submitted match the wages paid to workers, including security guards, when billing the management entity. This measure aims to prevent wage embezzlement and other damages to security guards.

To address the low birthrate, Gyeonggi Province changed the basis for calculating daycare center rent from the previous childcare capacity to the current enrollment. This change responds to concerns that calculating rent based on childcare capacity could lead to excessive rent charges and degrade the quality of childcare services.

This regulation reflects amendments to the Enforcement Decree of the Apartment Complex Management Act and proposals from the Provincial Council.

The Gyeonggi Province Apartment Complex Management Regulations serve as a standard for managing or using apartment complexes to protect residents and maintain residential order within the province.

Apartment complexes subject to mandatory management with 300 or more households (or 150 or more if elevators are installed) in the province will refer to the revised regulations and proceed with amendments to their apartment complex management regulations suitable for their complex, with the approval of the majority of all residents.

Detailed information on the revised regulations can be found on the Gyeonggi Province website's Apartment Complex Management Regulations bulletin board.

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