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Kim Young-sun: Overworked society

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The Second volume of the book Every Time of the Middle East, by F. Sociologist Kim Young-sun has been a book that basically provides a look back on life, labor and time, to overcome long hours of work or overwork. After checking the status of society over a long period of labor, it specifys the perception of one's experience and work. On June Monday, we review the politics surrounding working days, the solutions and the eight-part-time struggle. A total of four sections sketching the cross-section of society, citing long hours of paradoxes of labor, the unique but unspecial work of people, life and time.

Korean title: 과로 사회

Korean author: 김영선

Korean publisher: 이매진

ISBN-13: 9791155310014

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HE*****
September 3, 2013

Kim Young-sun. We're in trouble. Seoul: Lee Jimjin, 2013. “We are stuck in a pig pen called long hours of labor. I've been here too long and I don't know the smell is bad. I am so used to it that even if I smell it, I can't express how bad it is. How can we be the self that endures the unpleasant smell of society over the course of time? The average annual working time for the year was 2193 hours in Korea. The average OECD was 1,749 hours, and the Netherlands was the smallest of the 1377 hours.

김영선: 과로 사회
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