I'm considering traveling to Korea to teach English. I've had many friends who've had this experience and loved it but did not have any medical concerns. I am an insulin-dependent diabetic and have spoken with my endocronologist here in the states about traveling - on our end, we've mostly figured out how this will work if I were to teach abroad.

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Just a quick question about benefits. Once you are hired on a full-time contract, how long does an employer legally have before they must register you with the pension office and with the National Health Insurance system? Thanks for any help!  

I'm leaving my college after 7 years.  I'm wondering whether I should get a lump sum pay out, or roll it over to the next college.

I understand that after 5 years, 8 years, etc. somehow I get more benefit.  If I rollover the pension does my enrollment time continue to accrue and bring benefit to me, or not?  If I get a lump sum payout do I start at zero at the next school?

I'd appreciate any help.  Thanks.

I am looking for an English speaking lawyer to handle an employment issue.  If anyone knows one, or more than one, please let me know.  I live in Pusan, but if you know an attorney elsewhere in Korea I'd like to know that also.  Thanks, I could use the help.