Vision & Goals

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Policy / Education

This study presents policy alternatives and measures for better workplaces based on a survey of the working conditions of workers in the Seoul area.

Working Environment: Wages, working hours, unfair treatment, harassment, etc.
Employment Stability: Employment type, contract format, etc.
Social Security and Health: Social insurance, physical and mental illnesses, etc.
Labor Perception: Policy satisfaction, etc.

Presentation of policy tasks aligned with the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Basic Plan for Labor Policy
Utilization as foundational data for improving the working environment and creating a safe workplace

We provide education on essential labor laws that working citizens must know.

Key Content: Labor law experts visit institutions and organizations with 10 or more Seoul citizens to conduct training (Labor Law, Prevention of Workplace Sexual Harassment and Bullying).
Program Cycle: (1st) May-July, (2nd) September-November

We operate customized education programs for vulnerable workers.

Target Audience: All forms of vulnerable workers, including platform workers, mobile workers, freelancers, domestic workers, care workers, and women with career breaks.
Education Content: Planned lectures tailored to the diverse demands and needs of workers, covering labor safety, health, accident prevention, stress management, and cultural and artistic programs.
Education Method: Offline (on-site) training and online live (video conferencing) training.
Process: Application/Registration > Instructor Matching/Training Confirmation > Training Implementation > Satisfaction Survey/Submission of Results Report
Training Fee: Free

We provide customized education to help youth and young adults, who will soon enter society, understand their legitimate rights as workers.

School Education: (Seoul Metropolitan City Education Cooperation Project) 80 specialized high schools, Meister high schools, and vocational high schools located in Yangcheon-gu, Geumcheon-gu, Dongjak-gu, and Dongdaemun-gu
Out-of-School Education: Working youth and young adults

School Education: Submit application form after phone inquiry
After-School Education: Apply/register via the Seoul Metropolitan City Labor Portal 'Planned Education'

School Education: Understanding the value of labor and labor rights, labor laws necessary for field trainees, such as the Vocational Education and Training Promotion Act
After-School Education: Basic labor laws, labor humanities, and the Occupational Safety and Health Act

School Education: Participatory, discussion-based, and lecture-based classes conducted by dispatched instructors
After-School Education: Development of various participatory class methods tailored to the target audience

Application/Registration > Instructor Matching/Education Confirmation > Start Training > Submit Satisfaction Survey/Results Report

We offer special lectures that explore labor-related issues in depth from a humanities perspective.

Provision of 'Labor Humanities' education for citizens, analyzing and reflecting on current social issues related to labor through the lens of the humanities.