Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation Signs 'Joint Labor-Management Declaration on Creating Social Value'

On the 21st, Park Seung-gi, President of the Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation (fourth from the right in the front row), Kim Dong-ryeong, Chairman of the Labor Union (fifth from the right in the front row), and other labor-management council members and officials are taking a commemorative photo at the "Labor-Management Relationship New Vision Declaration and Joint Statement Signing Ceremony."

[Asia Economy Reporter Joo Sang-don] The Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation (KOEM) announced on the 22nd that on the 21st, more than 20 executives and employees, including labor and management representatives, gathered at the headquarters to proclaim a new labor-management relationship vision for mutual growth and signed a joint declaration for sustainable growth and social value creation.

Through the declaration, the corporation's labor and management agreed to actively cooperate to ▲ enhance national happiness by establishing a marine industry ecosystem ▲ strengthen organizational capabilities by building a new labor-management culture ▲ realize labor respect by creating a safe environment for the public and promoting work-family balance ▲ lay the foundation for win-win cooperation with small and medium-sized partner companies and participate in good consumption movements such as advance payment and advance purchase ▲ foster a culture of integrity and realize respect for human rights.

In April, the corporation's labor and management also agreed on pending issues to improve employee working conditions, including revising seafarer employment rules, expanding job-based pay, and activating annual leave.

Park Seung-gi, Chairman of the corporation, said, "Through the recent agreement on major pending issues between labor and management and the signing of the joint declaration for social value creation, we will actively strive to continuously grow as a trusted public institution specializing in the marine environment."

Meanwhile, the corporation's executives and employees have participated in seafood consumption campaigns, purchasing seafood worth approximately 30 million won, and the labor union also purchased Onnuri gift certificates worth about 30 million won. The corporation plans to actively support domestic demand recovery and regional economic revitalization to overcome the COVID-19 crisis through participation in seafood meal challenges, early budget execution via advance payment and advance purchase, and discounts on usage fees for small and medium-sized partner companies.

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