A split-screen illustration. On the left, under a U.S. flag, a seesaw is unbalanced, with a tiny employee on the high end and a large employer (represented by a building) on the low end, with the label 'At-Will.' On the right, under a South Korean flag, an employee is protected by a large shield held by a figure representing 'Just Cause' and the law.

U.S. Samsung Sued Over ‘This’! What Companies Expanding to the U.S. Must Know: Differences in Labor Law Between the U.S. and Korea

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  Confused by U.S. “At-Will” Employment? This common cultural and legal misunderstanding can lead to multi-million dollar lawsuits. Discover what “at-will” really means and how to protect your company from costly mistakes. Have you ever found yourself in a work situation that just felt… off? Maybe you saw a decision made that didn’t just seem…