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주휴수당 ju-hyu-su-dang
The legally mandated weekly holiday allowance that divides part-time labor politics in South Korea around the 15-hour work week.
What does 주휴수당 mean?
주휴수당 (ju-hyu-su-dang) means: The legally mandated weekly holiday allowance that divides part-time labor politics in South Korea around the 15-hour work week.
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How it's actually used
- 주휴수당 안 주려고 시프트 14시간으로 쪼개는 거 진짜 너무하다.
ju-hyu-su-dang an ju-ryeo-go si-peu-teu sip-sa-si-gan-eu-ro jjo-gae-neun geo jin-jja neo-mu-ha-da.
It's seriously messed up how they split shifts into 14 hours just to avoid paying the weekly holiday allowance.
💡 Exposes the exact, bitter strategy employers use to legally bypass the 15-hour rule. - 주휴수당 포함해서 계산하면 시급이 생각보다 꽤 센데요?
ju-hyu-su-dang po-ham-hae-seo gye-san-ha-myeon si-geup-i saeng-gak-bo-da kkwae sen-de-yo?
If you calculate it including the weekly holiday pay, the hourly wage is actually quite strong, isn't it?
💡 Shows how job seekers factor this specific allowance into the real value of low-wage listings.
Related words in Culture & Language
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