In case of entering into the entertainment industry at the early age after training some periods, the entertainment agencies require an unilateral contract of their maximum interest to the minor entertainers. The agencies argue that they have a right to gather interest as a investment charge for the entertainers. In addition, the agencies also claim excessive or unfair services to the minors with a plausible excuse of maximizing income for their best days in the future. So, even some entertainers who have achieved stardom do not have time enough to take a sleep or meal only due to the pursuit of their success or keeping popularity. Recently the public opinions have focused on the two points between entertainers and agencies: solving an unfair contract, and protecting minor entertainers. The Fair Trade Commission recommends the agencies to use the standard form of contract, but the measure does not change the present trend of the agencies, and it has some limitations for a flexible solution. Some bills on the revision of these unfair problems have been presented to the National Assembly. At present, the bill on “the Act of Development and Support for the Public Culture and Art Industry” is being discussed with pending at the National Assembly. In this bill, the Ministry of Culture and Sports intends to enact the standard form of contract and distribute it as a definite basis through the continuous investigation and review of the contract between the parties. Furthermore, the Ministry concerns with other unfair problems for minor entertainers who are not approved as labor force. In cases of condition at the places where minors are not able to perform, especially at night time, the bill prohibits the minors to practice the performance by limiting labor time. The bill also introduces regulations for protecting minors studying right. The researcher expects that the bill will be passed without delay in order to help the minor entertainers who are not protected enough by law.