Purpose

- Research findings by KLIPS have been increasingly used for various sectors, including economics, sociology, business management, and social welfare, and a valuable input to policy-making across the economy and society, as well as labor and employment. Korea Labor Institute which has made continuous efforts to improve the survey quality of KLIPS organized a symposium to promote the use of KLIPS and academic exchanges between academia and research institutes.

Program

- Classifying the elderly based on their pattern of the labor market transitions: the case of Korea

- Decision tree analysis of jobs characteristics for middle-aged workers

- Estimation of household consumption elasticity based on KLIPS data

- Household debts and income inequality in Korea

-  Becoming a homeowner and tightening the belts in South Korea

- Factors influencing the timing of first home purchase in a lifetime

- A study on the gender wage gap in Korea

- The impact of occupational industrial concentration by occupation on individual wages and labor mobility in construction and related industries

- Income distribution analysis of self-employed Workers: focus on dynamic changes using the KLIPS data

- At what age do young people get married and have a child?: comparison between the capital area and provinces

- Wage penalty for married women and wage premium for married men

- Study on the trajectory of changes in the Decent Work Index 

- Prediction of cognitive dysfunction and key variables by occupational characteristics

- Koreans and religions in 2009~2022: sociodemographic characteristics and changes

- A comparative study on the life satisfaction of youth not in employment, education, or training (NEETs) for a long term

- Automation and its impact on people’s job satisfaction