Life without evenings: the people left behind by South Korea`s war on overwork
(The Guardian South Korea)

Those working irregular hours forced to take second or even third jobs after work week cut from 68 to 52 hoursKim Jeong-cheol wakes up every morning at 6am to deliver packages to Seoul´s wealthier residents, and spends every night ferrying those same people home after a night out, ending his working day well past midnight. He also works at a cosmetics distribution company he runs from his home with his wife. Related: South Korea cuts `inhumanely long` 68-hour working week Continue reading...