Annual Leave based on the Korean Labor Law
Here is a brief information on annual leave under the labor standards act of Korea.
1. The initial leave starts as 15 days.
Once an employee worked for 80% of total working days of the first year, he is entitled to use 15 days’ annual leave during the next one year. If an employee works less than 80% of the total working days, he gets no annual leave at all for the next year.
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