International Students in South Korea Exploited in 'Shadow Labor' Due to Health Insurance Loophole

A study reveals that over 70% of international students working part-time in South Korea are concentrated in hospitality jobs, with 41.9% paid off the books, driven by a health insurance loophole.

15 May, 23:07 — 15 May, 23:07

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International students in South Korea pushed into 'shadow' labor by health insurance loophole

More than 7 in 10 international students working part-time in South Korea are concentrated in restaurants and hospitality jobs, and 41.9% are paid off the books, according to a study released by the Migration Research and Training Center.

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International Students in South Korea Exploited in 'Shadow Labor' Due to Health Insurance Loophole

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