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KWellsDear
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Seon-bee
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Location: ROK
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| Those who have worked continuously for one year are granted 15 days of annual leave. Annual leave increases by one day every two years. - Those who have worked continuously for less than one year are granted one-day annual leave for each month of service. |
Have you completed your year of service?
But I'm also wondering about the hours. It says this is for workers who put in 40 hours a week. Most of us only work 30. |
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KWellsDear
Joined: 26 Feb 2007
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The website just states the maximum working hours. It doesn't state that this applies to people who work at least 40 hours.
I want to know if these same laws apply to foreigners. |
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ttompatz
Joined: 05 Sep 2005
Location: Kwangju, South Korea
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The website just states the maximum working hours. It doesn't state that this applies to people who work at least 40 hours.
I want to know if these same laws apply to foreigners. |
YES THEY DO and like most hakwon workers you are getting screwed. |
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KWellsDear
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| WOW. That is good to know. My boss is going to hate me even more come Monday. Although, I thought about waiting until the end of my contract and telling them they must pay me for unused vacation days they failed to mention are required by law. I would have never even bothered to check this out if my boss had treated me with a little bit of respect. |
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