Presumably it takes away many more flexible opportunities if you can't freely freelance.
Surely we can be a bit imaginative and allow freelancers the ability to do this without forcing everyone to be labeled as such..
No, this implies you will have to register as freelancer/self-employed and pay socsec tax.
Makes me wonder, what overall tax burden is in Korea. Can they afford raising it to 65-80%?
Of course! We need to make appropriate carve outs! Just like AB5 in California that banned outside consultants except for a laundry list of hundreds of occupations except ride sharing.