Gender Labour Rights Social Protection South Korea

The State Made Informalisation of Women Workers: A Case Study into Care Workers in South Korea’ (2018) U of OxHRH J 46

Sep 11, 2018

Written by: Oxford Human Rights Hub

When women are seen first as caregivers and only second as breadwinners, care jobs can then be more easily devalued.

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