Seoul Labor Policy

Introduction
Restoring Labor to Its Proper Place in Society Seoul Labor Policy

CHAPTER 1 Respect for Labor: Workers' Rights in Seoul Today
Making Lie Fairer: Regularization of Non-Regular Workers
Starting with the cleaning Personnel Working in the Poorest Working Conditions
A Sense of Belonging Starts with ID Cards
Change at Work, Respect for Workers

CHAPTER 2 Protection of the Rights of Part-Time Workers and the Allowances for Young Jobseekers
Not Privileges, but Rights: Charter of Rights for Part-Time Workers
Part-Time Workers' Rights Safeguarders Launched
The Seoul youth Activity Support Program: Providing Monthly Allowances for Young Jobseekers
Looking for a Solution to the Unemployment Problem for young People in the Youth Guarantee Measures

CHAPTER 3 Transformation of Seoul: According Due Respect to Labor
Not the Market Wagem But a Living Wage
8,197 won vs. 6,470 won Living Wage in Seoul
Setting an Example for Labor-Management Ralations, SMG Frees Workers from the Fear of Dismissal
Guaranteeing Workers' Participation in Management: Employee Representative Program
SMG's Own Labor Policy: A Trailblazing Experiment

CHAPTER 4 Protecting Labor at the Local Level: Centers for Worgkers
Seoul Labor Center and the Workers' Welfare Centers of Boroughs
Spaces of Understanding and Communication: The Youth hub and the Youth Zone
Supporting Working Women: Working Mom's Support Center
Protecting the Rights of Professional Caregivers: Center for Caregivers for Seniors

CHAPTER 5 Seeking answers in the SMG's Labor Policy
The Guui Station Tragedy and the Shift of Focus onto Life And Safety
Seoul Makes Labor a Central Issue in its Policy Agenda
Taking the First Step Toward Reforming Labor