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  • Companies with 500+ employees required to disclose annual industrial accident data

  • Companies with 500 or more permanent employees and construction firms with annual contract values of 120 billion won or more will be required to disclose t..
  • MOE opens student competition on data privacy for AI age

  • In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), students are using drawings and videos to explain the Personal Information Protection Act.The Ministry of Educa..
  • Fire at Incheon Coupang center brought under control after 61 hours

  • An initial fire at a Coupang logistics center in Incheon has been brought under control after 61 hours, prompting the local municipality to lift an evacuat..
  • Gov't ramps up support for rain damage recovery and heat wave relief

  • Ministry of the Interior and Safety provides an additional 1.6 billion won in special disaster relief tax funds to urgently restore emergency damage in Gye..
  • Gov't pushes to regulate youth social media, but effectiveness remains challenge

  • The South Korean government has decided to push forward with measures to restrict teenagers' access to and use of social media services (SNS). As the risks..
  • UK's Princess Anne inspects cutting-edge research facilities at Korea University

  • Princess Anne of the United Kingdom visited Korea University on July 15 to closely inspect its cutting-edge semiconductor research facilities. The visit ai..
  • Backlog of unresolved cases at prosecution surpasses 140,000 in first half

  • With the pending abolition of the Prosecution Service scheduled for October 2, the number of unresolved cases pending at prosecution offices nationwide exc..
  • Seoul high schoolers to trace independence history in Korea, China, and Japan

  • Seoul high school students are directly retracing the footsteps of patriots Ahn Jung-geun, Yoon Bong-gil, and Lee Bong-chang, whom they had previously enco..
  • Week-long monsoon rain leaves Korea trapped between stifling humidity and torrential downpours

  • With the Seoul metropolitan area and other parts of the country having experienced heavy downpours of up to 200 mm last week, nationwide monsoon rains are..
  • Coupang to seek dismissal of class-action lawsuit in U.S.

  • A USD 5 million (approximately KRW 7.3 billion) class-action lawsuit filed in the United States regarding the Coupang data breach incident has entered its..
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