miiooan
Joined: 07 Dec 2007
Location: Osan Station, GyeongGi
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 Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 8:37 am Post subject: Housing vs. Employment contract |
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This is more a comment than a question. I have lots of theories of my own.
Why is a housing contract unbreakable in Korea, and yet employment contracts are worthless?
Example: I have a 2 year contract on an apartment. I got a new job in a different city, and I'm waiting to sell this place off. I asked about breaking the contract (giving 2-3 months notice,) but I was told that this isn't possible.
Contrast that with employment contracts in Korea. Those are voided with very little problem. I don't need to give examples of employment contracts not being honored. Dave's is littered with stories.
Just FYI, even if I can't sell the apartment, I'm glad I took the new job. The commute is 90 min. each way, but that's bearable. |
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