Young people are polarized during the holidays

(1)On the Korean language day, small holidays
(2)The Year of the Provincial Government is polarizing the holidays
(3)Input 20231007 AM 701
(4)Correction 20231007 AM 1009 Articles
(5)Reporter Hong Yeon-woo Reporter Park Kwang-on
(6)Shopping related to travel ↑ Young people who enjoy working during the holidays are also paid more, so the cost of living is tight, so they feel deprived looking at the pictures, which may lead to the polarization of the professional holiday and developing social problems
(7)In fact, according to part-time job platform Albamon on the 28th of last month, a survey of 2,324 adult men and women on their part-time job plans for the Chuseok holiday showed that 701 said they would work short-term part-time
(8)The purpose of the part-time job was the highest at 606 for living expenses or pocket money
(9)Kwak, 30, an office worker living in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, said, “I work on Hangul Day following the National Foundation Day, and I try to make it a comfort to work on holidays.”
(10)At the same time, after the Chuseok holiday, the manager’s messenger profile picture was changed to a picture taken in Japan, he said. “I didn’t even rest properly, but I wanted to, but I couldn’t have dreamed of traveling anyway, so I felt deprived.”
(11)Seol Dong-hoon, a sociology professor at Chonbuk National University, said, “It is regrettable that the rich-get-richer phenomenon affects the appearance of young people during the holidays,” adding, “Prices are rising fast, but it is difficult to get a job, and real income has decreased a lot as wages have not risen significantly even when working.”