The Korea Industrial Human Resources Corporation has been operating a flexible corporate training system since the second half of 2022. The system simplifies approval procedures for training plans, shortens minimum training time, and allows remote training. Participating companies have positively evaluated reduced administrative tasks and increased autonomy.
The Ministry of Employment and Labor and the Korea Labor Foundation held an awards ceremony in Seoul for workplaces excelling in inclusive and collaborative environments. SK Microworks and BMW Financial Services Korea were recognized for their outstanding contributions in their respective areas. The government emphasized its commitment to enforcing equal pay for equal work and supporting the spread of regular employment practices.
The Green Transition Committee will hold a joint briefing with relevant ministries and agencies. Detailed information on the support content and scale of each institution will be provided, with time for on-site Q&A. Pre-registration is available until December 16.
The remains of a Thai war veteran will rest in South Korea. The repatriation ceremony will take place on the 11th. Further details can be found in the press release.
Kim Jung-wook from the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs attended the groundbreaking ceremony in Cabanatuan, Philippines to discuss cooperation. This project is driven by cooperation between the Korean Association of Agricultural Machinery and the Philippine government, with various support from the Philippine side. It is expected to contribute to the expansion of Korean agricultural machinery exports to Southeast Asia and the mechanization of Philippine agriculture.
Kim Yong-seok, the chairman of DaeGwang Committee, announced plans to actively introduce double-decker electric buses to ease commuting congestion. This announcement is one of the key policies of the committee aimed at improving transportation convenience. Detailed information can be found in the attached press release.
