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As Seoul becomes an aging society, the city is running out of working hands while the population is in ever greater need of medical and welfare services. The widening gap in supply and demand for the city's labor force can be offset by the use of robots, the city government has announced.
Employees of a city-run facility management company in Seoul have released a list of their own recommendations for the capital's best hidden hotspots. The release of the so-called “insiders' list” came in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Seoul Facilities Corp. The list contains four city spots that won the most votes from 4,000 employees during a month-long poll that was launched in May.
The recent suicide of a newly employed teacher, who is believed to have suffered from bullying by parents as well as overwork, has sparked a dialogue in Korea to come up with policies to respond to the widespread bullying of teachers in public schools. Leading officials from the ruling People Power Party met with Minister of Education Lee Ju-ho on Wednesday to discuss measures to protect teachers from harassment and ...
“Oh, Captain, My Captain.” This iconic line from the 1989 movie “Dead Poets Society” has continued to touch the hearts of people worldwide until now in 2023. John Keating, who was being earnestly gazed upon by his students, says, “Thank you, boys, thank you.” With those final words, the movie comes to a close.
The government is facing growing calls to improve channels of communication between parents and teachers after a young elementary school teacher committed suicide inside her classroom recently, shedding light on the suffering of many educators from excessive complaints made by demanding parents.