South Korea non-regular worker share hits highest since 2003 in August

Data shows the share of non-regular workers in South Korea reached its highest level since 2003 in August, indicating a structural shift in the labor market. This suggests persistent labor market weakness and potential downward pressure on wage growth and consumption. The development is significant for economic policy and growth outlook.

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