She, addressing the meeting of senior secretaries of Chongwadae on Monday, said that the time job is important in ensuring 70 percent employment rate and it is necessary to make the public realize that the 4-5 hour time job done out of one's own need is a good one, the editorial said, and went on:

Such remarks can be made only by a person confined oneself to one's own office, ignorant of how things go about in the world.

A time worker is faced with the poorest conditions among part-time workers and even the law on working standard is not applied to those persons working for a short time.

A time lecturer of Chosun University committed suicide in 2010, leaving a note "I am not a slave".

Even the university lecturer that sounds ideal as "good time job" is pushed to death. It is needless to say about the plight of other time jobbers.

There is no tender-hearted capitalist willing to increase good time jobs as there are part-time jobs from which he can get longer working hours with low pay.

Such a concept may be found in one's mind but never in reality under the worst employment structure as now.

As a deer cannot become a horse though it is called so, the misunderstanding of the situation by the "president" does not lead to a change.

The "president's" remarks about "good time job" can be made only by the one who has never earned living wages with one's own hands.

"Public cognition that the time job is a good one" spelled out by the chief executive leaves one skeptical as to whether she tries to tell a whopping lie as Hitler who let loose sophism.

The south Korean regime is increasingly bringing hurt to the people.