66% of young Koreans dependent on parents - The Korea Times
Enlisted soldiers attend a job fair for veterans and military personnel at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry in central Seoul, May 3. YonhapBy Yi Whan-woo Kim Young-joon, 30, says he increasingly bickers with his parents over minor issues, as the years go by. Despite obtaining a master’s degree, he turned down multiple job offers because he felt they didn't match his educational level, leaving him without employment since then.“My parents say it is stressful to see me at home day and night, hurting my feelings and making me react sensitively whenever I see them,” Kim said.“I’m afraid this situation will get worse as I get older, because it gets tougher to land a decent job and become financially self-
Enlisted soldiers attend a job fair for veterans and military personnel at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry in central Seoul, May 3. Yonhap
