Financial News: The Light and Salt of Korea, Empty Servants 1

Light, salt, and public uniforms of the Republic of Korea. In our country, public officials are called Iron Babtons. The security of the government is well established, and in time the salary goes up to the peak, followed by ‘the 10,000 year job’ — a mockery of the ‘my full - year job ’ and a rebunked ‘the God's Job’ for those who work in public or public institutions. But there are also officials all around us who have played their part in the cold and dark. Those who sacrifice for the country and society rather than before themselves or their families, who quietly avoid some of the more unchallengeable situations, and who have a heavy sense of responsibility and commitment to the people, we call them'public servants'. It is also true that this fact is not well known to society, despite the many ‘ public uniforms ’ that work all over the world to make it possible for people to live comfortably and happily. The book, a record of two years and three months with public servants who have forgotten the world, tells of 100 public servants dedicated to every corner of the country who have become the lights and salt of our society.

Korean title: 대한민국의 빛과 소금, 공복들 1

Korean author: 파이낸셜뉴스

Korean publisher: 북스토리

ISBN-13: 9791155641309