I haven't signed a contract yet
Check the offer against Korean legal minimums before you commit. Most problems are easier to avoid than to fix.
Check my contract first →Start here
Not sure where to begin? Start here.
You don't need to know the legal terms. Tell us roughly where you are, and we'll send you to one clear next step — not a long menu. Everything here is free, and the tools run only in your browser.
Nothing is uploaded or saved
These tools run on your device. Your details are not sent to us or stored on a server.
Where are you right now?
Pick the one that fits best. You can always come back and try another path.
I'm working now and want a quick check
See which rules apply to your workplace, then estimate pay, unused leave, and whether you are at least at the minimum wage.
Open the calculators →Something feels wrong at work
Unpaid wages, unpaid leave, long hours, deductions, pressure, or a sudden change. If you are not sure what your issues even are, start with the full self-help audit.
Run the Hidden Claim Scanner →My job is ending or I'm leaving Korea
Find the right labor office and the guide for raising a claim after you leave the country, while you still can.
Open the Fax Directory & exit guide →I think I might need a person to help
You can ask for language or clerical support, or choose an independent professional. Trying the self-help tools first usually saves you time and money.
See support options →Other tools, any time
Build an evidence timeline
Record what happened, date by date, and keep it on your own device.
Evidence timelineTargeted prompts by topic
Already know your topic? Use a ready-made prompt. It still checks the rest of your situation so you don't narrow your complaint by accident.
Issue promptsSelf-help first, on your terms
LaborMap Korea gives you free tools and general information so you can understand your own situation. It does not provide legal advice, decide your case, or guarantee any result. You stay in control of every step.