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Work continues, but protection ends… another shadow over the rehiring system
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- Rehiring, which means signing a new contract after mandatory retirement, is increasing, but it reveals a limit: companies do not protect workers who fall ill at the time of retirement.
- Because rehiring is a new contract, treatment periods are not recognized as length of service, medical and living costs are borne by the individual, and the contract period starts anew.
- Unlike Japan and Germany, Korea relies on company-by-company agreements and lacks common standards, so a social agreement to protect workers is needed, according to this argument.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [연재특집 ⑤] 일은 이어지지만 보호는 끊긴다… 재고용 제도의 또 다른 그늘
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