Noh Jung-ki: Changes in the Labor System and South Korea's National Labor Policy

The sub-dependance of the New liberal labor system was the structured process of South Korean society with the 1997 foreign debt crisis. Everything was left to the competition of the market. The labor market was packed with beautiful slogans: flexibility and job creation, national competitiveness, reform and small government and legalism. The result was a harsh polarization, labor poverty and non-traditional neo-liberarian society in the earth and in the sky. This book has put together critical studies of labor policies in South Korea during the last century. I didn't mean to start, but as a result, the results of this book were connected to the prospects of a new labor system. The idea of the book’s edification, that ‘light may be the beginning of a new labor system’ may be an accident to researchers. The difficulty of seeing the reforms in the first century and the soon-responsive reforms is inevitable. But the writer doesn't necessarily think so. Now in reality, labor respect is still modest, but the future is not necessarily bleak. We need to look at it in a more long-term and structural way, as labor systems are demanding. _In the introduction.

Korean title: 노동체제 변동과 한국 국가의 노동정책

Korean author: 노중기

Korean publisher: 후마니타스

ISBN-13: 9788964373477