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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to look at the Employment Insurance Act from the perspective of dancers and draw up suggestions for the practical legislation. The Artists Employment Insurance Act is the first legal basis to expand the employment insurance system, one of the four major insurance policies, and to accommodate artists outside the social safety net into the universal social welfare system. It was designed to require 70% of artists in unstable working conditions to maintain basic living standards and provide economic support. This study looked at the revision bill submitted by Han Jeong-ae to the National Assembly in November 2018 and their discussions based on related data and research. As a result, it proposes the need to improve the system that enables more favorable entry for up-and-coming artists and artists with a career break, expand the scope of the survey on dancers, establish standards for calculating labor hours related to practice and creative activities, diversify the inflow of dancers to revitalize the dance performance market, and expand the information provision and understanding related to employment insurance, which is an art for dancers. It also emphasizes the need for a more sweeping survey of dancers to improve the system.