South Korea's Education Ministry is considering the establishment of a new division dedicated to protecting teachers' rights, according to reports. The move comes as the country grapples with a growing teacher shortage and increasing concerns over burnout and mistreatment of educators. If implemented, the division would be responsible for investigating complaints and providing support to teachers facing unfair treatment, bullying, or other forms of harassment. The proposed initiative aims to address the long-standing issues plaguing South Korea's education system and promote a more positive and supportive work environment for teachers.
Korea's Education Ministry Weighs New Teachers' Rights Protection Division Seoul Economic Daily
