In a country with a growing and modern economy, in constant evolution, the unemployment rate is not very high, but there is a group of people in South Korea who find it very difficult to find work: bald .
Why is it difficult for the bald to find work in South Korea?
For Mr.Kwon, finding work has become a real battle.these are deficiencies that there are deficiencies in their qualifications or a bad attitude towards their trade, the problem lies in their appearance: is bald.
Kwon is a thirty year old and resides in the capital of South Korea, the modern city of Seoul.In May 2016, he responded by email to a job offer posted by an elegant 5-star hotel .The job responsibilities were to guide to guests during an annual event, serve them at dinner time and assist in cleaning.
Mr.Kwo He was delighted to receive a positive response to his request from the hotel manager.In addition, he was asked to take a "clean cut", referring to what his hair should look like.When the worker showed up at the time indicated at the hotel , the manager was annoyed and dispatched it , accusing him of not complying with the instructions he previously gave him by mail, about his hair-
As you know, there is no possible way that Known looks like no haircut, at least with his natural hair.

After being affected by this unexpected and strange discrimination, this worker went to the South Korean Commission against Discrimination.Before this instance, the hotel defended itself by saying that they consider it inappropriate to hire bald people to serve their clients, as this However, the Commission did not accept this excuse and ruled that this premise represented a discriminatory act .
Men with apparent baldness wear a style called "Bar code" that in Japan and South Korea are teased for being considered a sign of aging.
Many men in this Asian country fear losing their hair at an early age for fear of being ridiculed, professionally discriminated against or find that it is impossible for them to find a partner to marry.
The negative perception of baldness in this The country is so large that it feeds a large market, both for men and women.Product gains related to this problem totaled 3,000 million won in 2015 (approximately 2.4 million Euros) and in 2016, the number of people who receive treatment increased by 4.8% per year, as assessed cion of the Social Security Service.30% of the patients are men between 30 and 50 years.
For the relief of those affected, there are more and more products to fight against this condition, although, isn't it? Would it be better to end the discrimination problem earlier? What person might bother being treated by someone bald?
While treating this condition is important, as we know it can have psychological effects on those who suffer from it, it is also essential to address these negative considerations around baldness.Anyone could suffer it and judge someone by their physical appearance, not only is it something negative, but it shows little intelligence.Have you ever judged another person by their clothes, hair or face, and then discover that this first impression was totally wrong? Let's end with absurd discrimination.
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