Chapter 132: Calling for Non-Regular Employment in the Martial World
Swish, swish.
He looked at Geum Jahwan, standing stiffly with his hands behind his back.
‘That bastard is a bastard.’
Non-regular employment.
Who would’ve thought a medieval Chinese person would conjure up that cursed concept that turned modern Korean society into a jungle after the IMF crisis.
Shiver shiver shiver.
Memories of his past life, working as a contract employee for a pittance, came flooding back, making his body tremble involuntarily.
‘I was so naive back then…’
The memory of throwing myself into work, fueled by the hope that I might be converted to a regular employee.
If I ever met that deceitful Manager Kim again, I’d personally send him straight to hell.
‘Perhaps the concept of non-regular employment might have been born this time.’
Of course, medieval China also overflowed with non-regular workers across various fields.
The most common were the shop assistants in inns.
They had to leave whenever the owner told them to, and if business was slow and wages were cut, they dared not complain.
Beyond that, courtesans in brothels, clerks in shops, clerks at the postal service, and countless other occupations suffered from employment instability.
That’s why they all belonged to the Hao Gate organization, securing employment stability and earning extra income.
But strictly speaking, these people were essentially part-timers among the non-regular workers.
If the Mega-Corp Nine Dragons Fortress of this era hired warriors on fixed-term contracts, that would be the true meaning of non-regular employment.
