[Monitor] Korea‘s unemployment benefits ranks low
By Korea HeraldPublished : March 23, 2017 - 16:15
Among the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development members, jobless South Korean workers could receive unemployment benefits for a maximum seven months in 2010, the fifth shortest among 29 OECD members.
Korea offers unemployment allowances for three to eight months for eligible workers depending on their age and terms of their unemployment insurance policy. A shorter period of unemployment benefits indicate weaker social safety net for the labor market.
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