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Spartan brings home gold medal - Vimarsana News

Spartan brings home gold medal

Jackson Marthaler represented Wisconsin on the USA hockey team at the Winter Youth Olympic Games in South Korea.

Trainee doctors set to stop work in protest over med school quota hike - Vimarsana News

Trainee doctors set to stop work in protest over med school quota hike

Trainee doctors were set to walk off the job Tuesday after submitting their letters of collective resignation in protest against the government's plan to boost the number of medical students. Doctors and the government have been on a collision course over the plan to add 2,000 to the country's medical school enrollment quota next year, marking a sharp rise from the current 3,058 seats. With trainee doctors stopping w...

Gangwon governor says 4-day workweek will revitalize province - Vimarsana News

Gangwon governor says 4-day workweek will revitalize province

Gangwon Province Gov. Kim Jin-tae emphasized the potential benefits of implementing a four-day workweek, saying it could boost workers' productivity by allowing them to engage in more recreational activities.

Men in mandatory military service left out of youth savings program - Vimarsana News

Men in mandatory military service left out of youth savings program

Korea Inclusive Finance Agency's reported rejection of men completing mandatory military service from opening government-subsidized savings accounts, or Youth Leap savings accounts, for young adults has sparked controversy here.

Trainee doctors take collective action against gov't medical policy - Vimarsana News

Trainee doctors take collective action against gov't medical policy

Trainee doctors began submitting their letters of collective resignation Monday in protest against the government's plan to boost the number of medical students, while the health ministry ordered all of them to keep providing medical treatment. Worries mounted as doctors warn of a large-scale strike and other responses in opposition to the government's decision to add 2,000 to the country's medical sch...