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The public employment service in the Republic of Korea

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This paper examines the legal framework, organizational structure and functions of the public employment service in Korea, with a particular emphasis on the Job Centre. It analyses the performance of the Job Centre and highlights policy implications that follow from such analysis.

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  • Yang, Sungpil., 2015. "The public employment service in the Republic of Korea," ILO Working Papers 994901023402676, International Labour Organization.
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