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South Korea's Ministry of Employment and Labor has announced revised workplace risk-assessment guidelines to better protect workers, including foreign employees. Key changes: - Employers must identify workplace risks before work begins. - Workers must receive relevant safety information before starting new or changed tasks. - Workers' representatives can request participation in safety assessments. - Employers who violate assessment requirements may face fines of up to ₩10 million. Penalty enforcement starts: - Large workplaces (50+ employees): January 1, 2027 - Smaller workplaces: January 1, 2028 Foreign workers: Know your workplace safety rights. Your safety matters! Source: Ministry of Employment and Labor Announcement: November 4, 2026 Official notice: https://www.moel.go.kr/news/enews/report/enewsView.do?news_seq=20194 Follow REIAC Community for reliable Korean immigration and employment updates.

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अहिले मेरो समय खराब होला, तर मेरो कहानीको अन्त्य अझै भएको छैन। एक दिन समय पनि मेरो हुनेछ र पहिचान पनि मेरो हुनेछ। 💪🔥

आफ्नो बाटो आफैँ बनाउँदै हिँड्न सिक्नुपर्छ, किनकि सफलताको कथा अरूले होइन, आफ्नै मेहनतले लेखिन्छ। ❤

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Your past may explain who you are, But it doesn't decide who you can become."

Helicopter Collision Raises Safety Concerns A tragic helicopter collision occurred near Pheriche in the Everest region on November 3. An Indian tourist lost their life, while other passengers, including a New Zealand tourist and a Nepali pilot, were injured. The incident has raised fresh concerns about helicopter safety in Nepal's popular trekking and tourism areas. Nepal's tourism industry is important to thousands of local families. Safety must always come before business. Our thoughts are with the affected families and everyone involved. Source: Associated Press (November 3, 2026) https://apnews.com/article/a8bb5b34b494ca7b94aada5e93ea1c51

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