February22th, 2007 Thursday meeting's Topic

안녕하세요^^ 금주의 목요 토픽입니다.. 두번째 꺼는 예전에 한번 했던거예요~ 하나로 시간이 조금 부족 할 것 같아서.. 이번주도 즐거운 시간 되세요~~!!!!   Product Monitor Best Part-Time Job    12-04-2006 The Korea Times This year's top issues in the part-time job market were ``high-class part-time jobs paying 25,000 won per hour'' and ``the boom of jobs related to the World Cup.'' In a recent survey conducted by the employment Web site ``Career,'' 17.5 percent of the 1,803 people seeking part-time jobs said they were most interested in part-time jobs that pay up to 25,000 won per hour. Those who had the so-called ``noble'' part-time jobs worked as monitors for new products introduced by companies, before market distribution _ they try out new products ranging from cosmetics to food and drink. They are paid an average hourly wage of 25,000 won, which is a very high rate for a part-time job. Considering a product test show organized by advertising companies takes about three hours, they usually receive 75,000 won a day. Sports program lecturers at culture centers, hair models for hair-related products, and clothes models were also jobs through which part-timers can get a large sum of money _ about 10,000 to 20,000 won per hour. On the other hand, those working at convenience stores received the least amount _ 2,500 won per hour. The payment is even lower than 3,100 won, the minimum hourly salary regulated by the law. About 15 percent of those surveyed said jobs related to the World Cup were also highly desired. Those who worked as cheerleaders, security guards and sellers of cheering souvenirs like red T-shirts, and those who helped broadcast stations could make money and enjoy the feast at the same time. Part-time jobs in the marriage industry have also boomed this year because 2006 is believed to be the luckiest year for weddings. The number of recruitment on the Web site for part-timers at weddings was 238 per day for the first half of last year, but increased to 595 per day during the same period this year. Those filming wedding ceremonies received between 40,000 won and 60,000 won a day. With a growing number of jobseekers wanting to become public servants, part-time jobs at public offices were also popular because they could provide valuable experience. A growing number of people who already have regular jobs also sought part-time jobs for their spare time on the weekend.   1. Should students work a part-time job?  2. Have you ever been hired part-time jobs? And how many times did you get your   part-time job? 3. What was the most rememberable part-time jobs? What kind of things did you get from the   works except for your allowance? 4. Have you ever heard about FreeTa, Japanese who make a living with only their part-time   salary? What do you think about them? Do you believe it is possible in Korea? 5. Do you think the minimum hourly salary regulated by the law is resonable? 6. Have you ever heard about a unique part-time job?  <A name="[문서의 처음]"></A> Public happenings   We can very occasionally find something unusual happening in our society, whether we can recognize them or not. some are very embarrassing as well as very eccentric to us, no matter how relating with us. Anyway, we might want to share our embarrassing memories happening in the public places with one another. 1.What was the most embarrassing memories that you had in the public places in your life?   2. If you do something in the public, are you nervous or with calm attitude?   3. What are the public stuffs that you hate most? ex) public hugging, public smoking   4. If you find out that stuffs that you hate most, do you immediately complain to the people?   5. Have you ever made mistake in the public? At that time how did you deal with it?   6. What kind of public place would you like to go? ex) civil auditorium, theater.   7. Where is the best place to have a meal or dating in CheongJu?