Tag: Remote work

Remote work

Latest News

Passengers squeeze into a subway car at Gochon Station on Gimpo Gold Line on April 18. [YONHAP]

Government policies still fail to resolve long commutes

Commuters in Korea continue suffering from long commute times and distances despite governmental efforts to resolve the issue.

2023.8.27

Pedestrians walk by the Samsung Electronics office in Seocho District, southern Seoul, Monday. Samsung Electronics announced Monday that it would bring its employees back to the office from that day, gradually restarting in-person operations. [YONHAP]

Back to Samsung

Samsung Electronics announced Monday that it would bring its employees back to the office from that day, gradually restarting in-person operations.

2022.4.11

Posco orders employees back to the office but other companies still wary

Posco employees are coming back to the office in April after two years of remote work.

2022.4.2

Labor Minister Lee Jae-kap enters an office inside the Labor Ministry building in Jung District, central Seoul, to speak at a meeting for the ministry’s remote work manual in September. During the virtual meeting, the ministry announced the recommended protocol for implementing remote work at businesses and discussed with companies that have been successful with remote work. [NEWS 1]

Office space demand may drop, central bank report says

Remote work is here to stay, even after the pandemic ends, while the structure of our metropolitan areas could change permanently with the drop in demand for office space, the central bank predicts.

2020.12.14

Vice Health Minister Kim Kang-lip lauds SK Telecom, KT, Naver and Kakao's 'voluntary participation' in heightened safety protocols during a Tuesday press conference in Sejong. [YONHAP]

Companies in Seoul send workers home

Korean companies are ordering their employees to work from home as Seoul goes through a bad coronavirus patch. Some had just normalized office working hours weeks ago.

2020.8.18

A office worker’s computer displays a lecture on PowerPoint skills. [JOONGANG ILBO]

Online learning boosted by pandemic and pragmatism

The economic recession and a boom for untact, or no-contact services from the coronavirus pandemic has contributed to the surging demand for online classes and other paid forms of distraction. Their educational goals focus on applicable skills.

2020.5.14

Tag: Remote work

Remote work

Latest News

Government policies still fail to resolve long commutes

Back to Samsung

Most popular

Veteran actors Yoo Hae-jin, Ryu Seung-ryong win Baeksang Grand Prizes — as it happened

Anthropic confident of re-enabling Mythos, Fable 5 access 'in coming days': Executive

Exclusive: Samsung weighs partial exit from appliance business amid Chinese competition

Yoon Suk Yeol gets five years on abuse of power, obstruction charges — as it happened

Life sentence finalized for man who killed three at a Seoul pizza joint

Posco orders employees back to the office but other companies still wary

Office space demand may drop, central bank report says

Companies in Seoul send workers home

Online learning boosted by pandemic and pragmatism