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Skills You’ll Learn
A lecture that builds up step by step from the basic concepts of labor law
Let me tell you the basic concepts of labor law that workers must take care of
Lectures with practical adaptability in mind
Here is a complete summary of concepts that have always been confusing, such as whether the minimum wage is violated, holidays, annual work, etc.
🙋♀️ Company A Kim Shin-yip: “I had to sign a labor contract, but I didn't really understand it...”
🙋♂️ Company B, Deputy Lee: “Annual work? Aren't you using your annual work as the company gives you?”
🙋 Chief Manager of Company C: “I'm not sure if the retirement payment came in properly..”
Hello?
I'm Park Jeong-yeon, a certified labor advisor.
What you need to know if you are a worker
It contains everything about labor law.
This class starts with 'foundations'. Since I am a single person who has seen many reckless and unnecessary arguments created by the shallow knowledge of “labor law learned from bulletin boards” without basics, “Labor law that I can see as much as I know”, “Labor law that protects me”I've always wanted to open a labor law course called, and now I'm going to start with all of my Class 101 mates here.
Can be applied directly to practice
I'll just tell you the nitty-gritty.
This course is a thoroughly “practical” course. Rather than in-depth academic knowledge or intermediate labor law knowledge, it is a course that even those who are not familiar with labor law can easily understand and apply it to practice.
Let me tell you everything about difficult and confusing labor laws
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공인노무사 박정연
Hello? I'm Park Jung-yeon, a certified labor advisor. I somehow became a certified labor advisor and lived as a salaried worker for 8 years, and as a payroll employee for 11 years. I have set up this course to share with my classmates what I have experienced and learned during my time doing “labor law” as a “business.”
I think one of the most dangerous things in the world is “shallow knowledge.” At least if you are a worker, the “labor law that protects me” should now be common sense and basic, and I would like to introduce “labor law that is carefully built from the ground up” to classmates who want to learn as the first button.
