Iksan City Launches Demand-Centered Job Center in Full Operation

Operation of Job Discovery Team Messenger Between Companies and Job Seekers

Photo by Iksan City Provided

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hong Jae-hee] Iksan City, Jeonbuk, officially launched the Employment Stability Job Center, which will be a source of hope for companies and workers.

On the 23rd, the city held an opening ceremony for the ‘Iksan City Employment Stability Job Center’ aimed at employment stability and job discovery, and announced that it has begun full operation.

This Iksan City Employment Stability Job Center focuses on discovering jobs by visiting demand-centered locations, differentiating itself from the existing passive job centers that mainly serve visitors.

Accordingly, the job discovery team will directly visit companies to investigate employment demands and difficulties, and conduct on-site interviews connecting companies and job seekers.

In addition, experts such as labor attorneys and accountants will perform management diagnosis and projects to improve working conditions, such as replacing outdated equipment, while directly visiting company sites to monitor employment conditions and survey industry trends to create a database.

Furthermore, a comprehensive job support platform integrating employment services in one place will be established, aiming to discover 2,000 jobs over five years and provide job seekers with a one-stop connection service.

Mayor Jeong Heon-yul said, “We will faithfully perform the core role of this newly launched job center to provide hope to companies and workers who are facing great difficulties due to COVID-19, and create a model case for overcoming COVID-19.”

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