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Over 1,000 accountants enter market every year; does Korea need more? - Vimarsana News

Over 1,000 accountants enter market every year; does Korea need more?

Since the government increased the yearly certification quota for accountants to more than 1,000 in 2019, over 1,000 newly certified accountants have entered the Korean market annually.

October was St. Lawrence County History Month - Vimarsana News

October was St. Lawrence County History Month

St. Lawrence County has a long and vibrant history. What we know about such history is because people preserved it and passed it down for over 220 years. Up until

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Criticism mounts over government's poor response to network paralysis - Vimarsana News

Criticism mounts over government's poor response to network paralysis

The government faced criticism over a system failure that crippled administrative computer networks and paralyzed both offline and online issuances of civil documents, causing massive disruptions to public services across the country.

Over 500,000 students sit Korea's national college entrance exam - Vimarsana News

Over 500,000 students sit Korea's national college entrance exam

A student bows to her parents in an expression of gratitude as she arrives to take the 2024 college entrance exam at Ewha Girls' Foreign Langauge High School in Seoul, Thursday, No...

Korea to maintain 52-hour workweek - Vimarsana News

Korea to maintain 52-hour workweek

The government has decided to maintain the current 52-hour workweek system. Instead, it will draw up complementary measures for some industries that need more flexibility in working hours, such as the manufacturing industry and the medical sector, the Ministry of Employment and Labor announced, Monday.