Hiring in Korea: What Foreign Employers Get Wrong
Hiring in Korea looks straightforward until the first thing goes wrong. A foreign employer signs a contract that would be unremarkable in London or San Francisco, then discovers eighteen months later that they cannot let the person go, that a severance liability has been quietly accruing since day one, and that the probation clause they relied on does not do what they assumed.
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