Bucheon city raises minimum wage for workers
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Bucheon City in South Korea determined its minimum wage for next year at 12,430 won per hour.
The city council reached this decision after a meeting of its labor-management-government council, increasing the rate by 2.39% from this year. Bucheon City officials made the change to improve the financial stability and quality of life for workers in the region. The council also decided to launch a “Working Citizens’ Public Forum” where citizens can propose ideas related to jobs and labor issues.
Bucheon City plans to strengthen communication between labor groups, businesses, citizens, and related organizations to establish local employment and labor policies. Mayor Jo Yong-ik stated the city will faithfully reflect on-the-ground voices in its policies through cooperation between labor, management, and government. He also expressed a commitment to creating good jobs and a better work environment for all working citizens.
