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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA AND 
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA REGARDING 
THE STATUS OF THE KOREAN SERVICE CORPS


Signed at Seoul February 23, 1967
Entered into force March 10, 1967


The Republic of Korea and the United States of America, desiring to facilitate the mission of the United States armed forces in the defense of the Republic of Korea and considering the need for necessary provisions governing the status and administration of the Korean Service Corps personnel, have entered into this Agreement regarding the status of the Korean Service Corps in terms as set forth below:


Article 1


In this Agreement, the term:
(a)"United States armed forces" does not include the United States Military Advisory Group to the Republic of Korea.

(b) "Employee or employees" means any Korean civilian personnel of the Korean Service Corps who perform labor services for the United States armed forces. It does not include the active members of the Republic of Korea Army attached to the United States armed forces for the purpose of assisting in the administration of employees who perform labor services for and under the direction of the United States armed forces.

(c) "The Joint Committee" refers to the committee established under Article 28 of the Agreement under Article 4 of the Mutual Defense between the Republic of Korea and the United States of America regarding Facilities and Areas and the Status of United States Armed Forces in the Republic of Korea, signed on July 9, 1966 (hereinafter referred to as the Status of Forces Agreement).


Article 2


The Korean Service Corps shall support the United States armed forces by transporting ammunition and supplies, evacuating the sick and wounded, constructing field fortifications, building and maintaining roads, operating supply points and performing other functions in connection with the mission of the United States armed forces. The mobility and flexibility of the Korean Service Corps, which are essential for Republic of Korea-United States mutual defense purposes and required by the nature of the Korean Service Corps mission and operations, will be maintained.


Article 3


1. The Government of the Republic of Korea shall provide the United States armed forces with the number of suitable personnel requested by the United States military authorities for the maintenance of the Korean Service Corps at a strength required and mutually agreed. In requesting such personnel, the United States military authorities shall provide relevant information as to number, age, qualifications and time of reporting of required personnel to the competent authorities of the Government of the Republic of Korea for the recruitment of employees. The direct costs incurred for the recruitment services shall be reimbursed by the United States armed forces.

2. Selection and administration of the employees shall be by the United States armed forces.


Article 4


To the extent not inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement or the military requirements of the United States armed forces, the conditions of employment, compensation, and labor-management relations established by the United States armed forces for Korean Service Corps employees shall conform with provisions of labor legislation of the Republic of Korea. When the United States armed forces cannot conform with provisions of labor legislation of the Republic of Korea applicable under this Agreement on account of the military requirements of the United States armed forces, the matter shalt be referred, in advance, to the Joint Committee for consideration and appropriate action. In the event mutual agreement cannot be reached in the Joint Committee regarding appropriate action, the issue may be made the subject of review through discussions between appropriate officials of the Government of the Republic of Korea and the diplomatic mission of the United States of America.


Article 5


1. The Government of the Republic of Korea shall inform the United States armed forces of the formation or dissolution of unions or other employee organizations established under the relevant provisions of labor legislation of the Republic of Korea.

2. Membership or non-membership in any employee organization established under the relevant provisions of labor legislation of the Republic of Korea shall not be a factor in employment or other actions affecting employees.


Article 6


1. In consideration of provisions concerning collective action in the labor legislation of the Republic of Korea, any dispute between the United States armed forces and employees or any recognized employee organization, which cannot be settled through grievance or labor relations procedures of the United States armed forces, shall be settled as follows:
(a) The dispute shall be referred to the Office of Labor Affairs of the Republic of Korea for conciliation.
(b) In the event that the dispute is not settled by the procedure described in (a), above, the matter shall be referred to the Joint Committee, which may refer the matter to a special committee designated by the Joint Committee for further conciliation efforts.
(c) In the event that the dispute is not settled by the procedures outlined above, the Joint Committee will resolve the dispute, assuring that expeditious procedures are followed. The decisions of the Joint Committee shall be binding.
(d) Failure of any recognized employee organization or employee to abide by the decision of the Joint Committee on any dispute, or engaging in practices disruptive of normal work requirements during settlement procedures, shall be considered just cause for the withdrawal of recognition of that organization and the discharge of that employee.
(e) Neither employee organizations nor employees shall engage in any practices disruptive of normal work requirements unless a period of least 70 days has elapsed after the dispute is referred to the Joint Committee, as stipulated in subparagraph (b), above.

2. Any employee organization or employees shall have the right of further collective action in the event a labor dispute is not resolved by the foregoing procedures except in cases where the Joint Committee determines such action seriously hampers military operations of the United States armed forces for the joint defense of the Republic of Korea. In the event an agreement cannot be reached on this question in the Joint Committee, it may be made the subject of review through discussions between appropriate officials of the Government of the Republic of Korea and the diplomatic mission of the United States of America.


Article 7


Employees and members of the Republic of Korea Army serving with the Korean Service Corps shall be considered part of the United States armed forces for the purposes of claims arising out of acts or omissions done in the performance of official duty, or out of any other act, omission or occurrence for which the United States armed forces are legally responsible. Such claims shall be settled in accordance with applicable provisions in Article 23 of the Status of Forces Agreement


Article 8


The United States armed forces on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Korea will withhold from the pay of employees, and pay over to the Government of the Republic of Korea, any withholdings required by the income tax legislation of the Republic of Korea.


Article 9


The Joint Committee shall be utilized as the means for consultation between the Government of the Republic of Korea and the Government of the United States on all matters requiring mutual consultation regarding the implementation of this Agreement except where otherwise provided.


Article 10


1. In the event of a national emergency, such as war, hostilities, or situations where war or hostilities may be imminent, the application of this Agreement may be limited in accordance with emergency measures taken by the Government of the Republic of Korea in consultation with the military authorities of the United States.

2. Should the Republic of Korea adopt measures allocating labor, the United States armed forces shall be accorded allocation privileges for the Korean Service Corps no less favorable than those enjoyed by the armed forces of the Republic of Korea. In the event of a national emergency, such as war, hostilities, or situations where war or hostilities may be imminent, Korean Service Corps employees shall, upon request of the United States armed forces, be deferred through mutual consultation with the Republic of Korea from military service or other compulsory service.


Article 11


The undertaking of the Government of the United States to conform to the provisions of labor legislation of the Republic of Korea does not imply any waiver by the Government of the United States of its immunities under international law. The Government of the United States may require termination of the services of an employee whenever such services are considered to be inconsistent with military requirements of the United States armed forces.


Article 12


This Agreement shall enter into force on the date of a written notification from the Government of the Republic of Korea to the Government of the United States that it has approved the Agreement in accordance with its legal procedures.


Article 13


Each Government may at any time request the revision of any portion of this Agreement, in which case the two Governments shall enter into negotiations through appropriate channels.


Article 14


This Agreement, and any agreed revisions thereof, shall remain in force while the Status of Forces Agreement remains in force unless terminated earlier by agreement between the two Governments.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the undersigned, being duly authorized by their respective Governments, have signed this Agreement.
DONE in duplicate, in the Korean and English language. Both texts shall have equal authenticity.
DONE at Seoul this 23rd day of February 1967.


For the Republic of Korea For the United States of America







AGREED UNDERSTANDINGS TO THE AGREEMENT 
BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA AND 
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA REGARDING 
THE STATUS OF THE KOREAN SERVICE CORPS


Article 3

It is agreed that the United States will bear without cost to the Republic of Korea expenditures incident to the maintenance and administration of the Korean Service Corps and its employees who perform labor services for the United States armed forces.


Article 3 and Article 10

Both the Republic of Korea and United States Governments agree that the word "provide" in the first sentence of Article 3 means "recruit" in peacetime and "provide" labor force to the United States armed forces in an emergency on the basis of paragraph 2 of Article 10. In the event of a national emergency, such as war, hostilities or situations where war or hostilities may be imminent, both Governments will take full cognizance of the importance of the role of the Korean Service corps in the defense of the Republic of Korea. The Republic of Korea and the United States agree that emergency measures taken by the Government of the Republic of Korea under Article 10 will include effective measures to retain for continued service for the period applicable those employees who are serving with the Korean Service Corps at the time of the onset of an emergency and who are eligible for mobilization; and to replace those employees not eligible for mobilization, except those who volunteer to continue the service, with personnel mobilized under the Wartime Mobilization Law or similar legislation of the Republic of Korea.


Article 4

It is understood that the deviation from Korean labor legislation need not be referred to the Joint Committee in cases when such referral would seriously hamper military operations in an emergency.



Article 6, Paragraph 2.

In determining whether further collective action by any employee organization or employees would seriously hamper military operations of the United States armed forces, the Joint Committee will give primary consideration to the combat support mission of the Korean Service Corps and the importance of the discharge of that mission to the military operations of the United States armed forces in the joint defense of the Republic of Korea.


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