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[Silver Bridge] Volume 1 · Chapter 11 · Re-employment After Retirement, Different Paths in Hanguk and Jungguk
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- A column comparing the reality of re-employment after retirement in Hanguk and Jungguk, noting that many older people in Hanguk return to work to make a living.
- The employment rate for people aged 65 and over in Hanguk is 37.3%, the highest in the OECD, and the average National Pension payout (Gungmin Yeongeum) is 660,000 won per month; in Jungguk, the basic old-age insurance replaces 40–50% of pre-retirement wages.
- The author argues that the system needs supplementing so that older people are not pushed back into work for economic reasons, and this content appeared in Chapter 11 of the author's book.
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