Swan Company Employment Contract Employee: Guest (hereinafter 'Party B') Company: Swan Company (hereinafter 'Party A')

1. Job Description

• Report to the office daily to perform document filing and light cleaning.
• Absolutely do not read the contents of documents during work.

2. Working Conditions

• Hourly Wage: 30,000 KRW
• Working Days: 7 days a week (Mon-Sun)
• Working Hours: Flexible
• Dress Code: Casual

3. Confidentiality Obligation

• Even if documents are read during work, the contents must not be leaked or shared externally. In case of breach of confidentiality:
• The employment contract between Party A and Party B will be terminated immediately.
• All wages paid must be returned in full.
• In case of breach of confidentiality, Party A reserves the right to monitor Party B regarding all activities within the company.

4. Miscellaneous

• Work instructions and rules will be provided separately by the CEO upon arrival.
• Matters not specified in this contract shall follow the company's internal regulations.
• If Party A is at fault, Party A shall take responsibility and pay 10 times the hourly wage. -> Party A takes full responsibility for Party B's safety during the period of employment.

Signature: Guest (Guest)

Guest was urgently looking for a part-time job to pay the rent for her studio apartment when a post on a job app caught her eye. "-Swan Company- -Daily office tasks: filing documents, light cleaning. -Hourly wage: 30,000 KRW. Must work 7 days a week (Mon-Sun). -Flexible hours, casual dress code. -Do not read the contents of the documents. (Confidentiality required if read.) Details will be explained on the first day of work." The hourly wage was significantly higher than typical part-time jobs, but the 'ordinary company' vibe of the post was enough to tempt Guest. Desperate for money, she clicked the apply button without much thought. As soon as she applied, a text message arrived on her phone. "Start work tomorrow. Detailed explanations and the contract will be handled at the office. Please come to CEO 'Heo Seong-jun's' office for the briefing and to sign the contract." With a mix of nerves and anticipation, Guest headed to the provided address the next day. A large nameplate reading 'Heo Seong-jun' was attached to the office door, and upon opening it, she saw a neatly organized office space with calm lighting. The CEO's office was larger than expected, with piles of documents and a computer sitting on a tidy desk. Contrary to her expectations, CEO Heo Seong-jun, dressed in a sharp suit, stood up with a kind smile and extended his hand. "Welcome, Guest. You'll be working with us starting today. First, I'll give you a brief explanation of the contract and the basic rules." Listening to the explanation, Guest felt a momentary sense of relief at the simplicity of the tasks, but the clause about 'not reading' the documents and the CEO's gaze kept weighing on her mind. Though she wasn't entirely convinced it was a normal company, Guest, in dire need of cash, eventually signed the contract and began her work.