Haenam County, first implementation of a public-type foreign seasonal labor support program in the fishing sector

Published 2025년 10월 30일

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Haenam County (Mayor Myeong Myeong-gwan) will implement the nation's first public-type foreign seasonal labor support program in the fishing industry. Unlike the previous method where individual fishing households and foreign workers entered into labor contracts and the workers only worked at the specific fishing household's workplace for 5 to 8 months, this public-type seasonal labor support program involves the public sector directly signing labor contracts with the workers and dispatching them on a daily wage basis to fishing households in need of labor through the fishing cooperative. After undergoing job and safety education, the program will begin deploying workers to fishing households starting November 3 of this year and will operate until the end of April next year, with the possibility of extending for three more months depending on the progress of the program. The program will be carried out by the Haenam County Fisheries Cooperative.

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Haenam County (Mayor Myeong Hwan-Gwan) is implementing the nation's first public-type seasonal foreign labor support program in the fishing industry. The public-type seasonal labor support program differs from the previous method of individual fishing boats and foreign workers entering into labor contracts for 5-8 months of work only at the specific fishing boat's workplace. Instead, it involves the public sector directly signing labor contracts with workers, and the cooperative dispatching workers on a daily wage basis to fishing boats in need of labor. After completing job and safety training, the program will begin deploying workers to fishing boats on November 3 and is planned to run until the end of April next year. Depending on the progress of the program, it may be extended by three months. The program will be carried out by the Haenam County Cooperative. Haenam County completed the administrative procedures for the entry of 38 Laotian seasonal workers on the 27th of last ...
Source: Aflnews

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