South Korea Looks to Foreign Nannies to Ease Childcare Burden
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South Korea is looking to bring in foreign domestic helpers to ease the burden of raising children as the nation’s fertility rate hit another low.
A pilot program in Seoul will allow 100 foreign employees to work in childcare and housekeeping for at least six months either full time or part time starting December, the Ministry of Employment and Labor said Friday.