Gangnam-gu, Recruiting Participants for the Second Half Regional Community Job Project

18 Low-Income Vulnerable Individuals by the 29th... 'Bicycle Repair,' 'Idle Space Garden Creation,' 'Citizen Convenience Monitor,' etc.

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Gangnam-gu (District Mayor Jeong Soon-gyun) is recruiting 18 participants for the Community Job Project by the 29th to support the livelihood stability of vulnerable groups through continuous and productive local specialized public jobs.

This project includes ▲bicycle repair services ▲rental bicycle lending and computer work ▲creating vacant urban garden plots ▲monitoring citizen inconveniences in our neighborhood. Eligible applicants are residents of Gangnam-gu aged 18 or older (as of July 1), including those with foreign registration numbers, with a standard median income of 65% or less and household assets registered under 200 million KRW.

The period is from July 1 to November 30, with working hours of 25 or 40 hours per week.

Participants will receive weekly/monthly leave allowances and a separate snack allowance of 5,000 KRW. Interested individuals can refer to the required documents on the district office website and apply at their local community service center.

Lee Yong-dal, Director of the Job Policy Division, said, “For the second half of the year, the scope of vulnerable groups has been expanded to overcome COVID-19, and the criteria for high-income and high-asset individuals have been temporarily relaxed for selection.” He added, “We will continue to prepare various job policies that coexist with vulnerable groups under the spirit of ‘Mimiwi,’ which means togetherness, consideration, and respect.”

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