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World: South Korea brings in anti-bully law

South Korea has introduced tough new workplace anti-bullying laws with penalties that include jail for employers in some cases. It marks the first time the country has required employers take action against harassment. Workers will be able to report behavior such as gossiping or being forced to attend company functions. Under the laws, employers are prohibited from taking any measures - including dismissal - against a victim or employee who has reported workplace bullying. They face up to three years in prison or a fine of up to $25,470.

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