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IAEA calls on Korea to consolidated nuclear safety regulations to improve effectiveness

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Friday called on Korea to come up with a more consolidated version of its nuclear safety regulations following a weekslong review of the country's regulatory capacity on nuclear safety.

Nov 22, 2024By Yonhap

IAEA calls on Korea to consolidated nuclear safety regulations to improve effectiveness

Unionized rail workers threaten to launch general strike Dec. 5

Unionized railway workers on Thursday said they will launch an indefinite general strike on Dec. 5 to demand higher pay and a bigger workforce.

Nov 21, 2024By Yonhap

Unionized rail workers threaten to launch general strike Dec. 5

Citizens fed up with recurring strikes by rail, subway workers

Commuters faced significant delays on Wednesday as so-called "work-to-rule" protests by railway and subway workers disrupted subway services. These recurring strikes, which take place annually, continue to cause widespread inconvenience to the public.

Nov 20, 2024By Jung Da-hyun

Citizens fed up with recurring strikes by rail, subway workers

Korean regulator orders AliExpress, Temu to change 'unfair' contract terms

Korea's antitrust regulator said Wednesday it has issued corrective orders on 47 unfair terms and conditions found in the operations of two major Chinese e-commerce platforms, AliExpress and Temu.

Nov 20, 2024By Yonhap

Korean regulator orders AliExpress, Temu to change 'unfair' contract terms

Work-to-rule protests delay subway services in capital area

Back-to-back protests by railway and subway workers disrupted subway services in the capital area on Wednesday, with commuters complaining of delays during the morning rush hour.

Nov 20, 2024By Yonhap

Work-to-rule protests delay subway services in capital area

Wageworker jobs for youth continue to fall in Q2: data

Korea added more than 254,000 wageworker jobs in the second quarter of this year, but the number grew at a slower pace, while the number of job openings for young people continued to fall for nearly two years, data showed Wednesday.

Nov 20, 2024By Yonhap

Wageworker jobs for youth continue to fall in Q2: data

LG Uplus CEO named KAIST's 'Alumni of the Year'

Hwang Hyeon-sik, the CEO of LG Uplus, has been named the "2024 Alumni of the Year" by the KAIST College of Engineering. The prestigious award, established in 2014, recognizes alums who have made significant contributions to industrial technology development or enhanced the university's reputation through academic achievements.

Nov 20, 2024By Kim Hyun-bin

LG Uplus CEO named KAIST's 'Alumni of the Year'

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IAEA calls on Korea to consolidated nuclear safety regulations to improve effectiveness

Unionized rail workers threaten to launch general strike Dec. 5

Citizens fed up with recurring strikes by rail, subway workers

Korean regulator orders AliExpress, Temu to change 'unfair' contract terms

Work-to-rule protests delay subway services in capital area

Wageworker jobs for youth continue to fall in Q2: data

LG Uplus CEO named KAIST's 'Alumni of the Year'

3 die from suspected suffocation accident at Hyundai Motor plant in Ulsan

Commuters face delays as unionized Seoul Metro workers slow down operations

7 in 10 women cite child-rearing, pregnancy as reasons for career break: data

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