Noh Hyun-woong et al.: Labor, do we really know?

What are workers looking at in these big innovations, like the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Superrelative? Maybe workers are smaller because they're working hard and they've got to live. The book is a report on the site of the ‘ breakground ’ site, including the manufacturing day shift, call center, short-term labor, delivery agency and game industry, which was personally experienced by 24-hour journalists at the Fabress Social Affairs Department. The journalists were all over the world asking about the paradox of working conditions that have been on the edge of a month's work force, each one working for a month and living as an informal worker. The paradox of the workplace, which cannot be compared with flags and slogans, statistics and policies, is being painted with a precision of why the laborer's life has been reduced and reduced. The long-term labors experienced by journalists, the ‘Less of 15 hours ’ and ‘No less than 15 hours’, the labor of private workers who are not even the object of the labor force, and the work that is being abandoned by the technology of the IT community, are accusing them of the vacuum of law and institution. The book says that the existence of labor laws is responsible for protecting the workers who are weak from the capital of the 'immense strong' in the labor market. The emphasis is on the continued evolution of law enforcement in order for workers to be less and less confined, as the technology advances and the industry increases.

Korean title: 노동, 우리는 정말 알고 있을까?

Korean author: 노현웅 외

Korean publisher: 철수와영희

ISBN-13: 9791188215164