Talk:Slave contract

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While the content under "conditions" are true for some trainees/idols, it might not apply to some mainstream idols. For example, SM and YG are known for not charging their trainees for their training costs. Also, it would be useful to elaborate more on TVXQ's case, since it is the revolutionary case for the relationship between KPop idols and their companies, and there is a plethora of details surrounding it.

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Oppressive contract

A slave contract is actually an Oppressive contract. Thus, this should be the general article in which typical variations in different countries are dealt with and the viewpoint of the law and media. E.g., in Germany it is called Knebelvertrag which is actually the same. --Christian140 (talk) 09:33, 10 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]