Gwangjin-gu, Recruitment of Participants for 2021 Disabled Job Project

Recruiting a total of 110 participants for the '2021 Disabled Job Project' until December 2... Working at public institutions and disability welfare organizations from January 1, 2021

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Seon-gap) is recruiting participants for the ‘2021 Disabled Employment Project’ which will operate from January to December next year.

This project was established to support the social participation and economic independence of people with disabilities by providing jobs that consider their specific needs.

The recruitment target is unemployed persons with disabilities aged 18 or older, registered under the Disability Welfare Act, residing in Seoul.

The number of recruits is a total of 110, including 41 full-time and 23 part-time general jobs, and 46 welfare jobs.

The work content for general jobs includes administrative and welfare service support tasks at public institutions and welfare facilities.

For welfare jobs, tasks include meal support, guidance in parking spaces designated for people with disabilities, environmental cleanup, and assistance with other rehabilitation programs.

Residents wishing to participate must submit an application form along with identification and related documents in person to the Social Welfare and Disability Division at the district office by December 2.

The district will conduct a first round of document screening and a second round of interviews to finalize the selection of participants. The results will be posted on the district website and individually notified on December 16.

Selected participants will be assigned to work at the district office, community service centers, and disability welfare institutions starting January 1 next year.

For more details, contact the Social Welfare and Disability Division of Gwangjin-gu.

District Mayor Kim Seon-gap said, “We aim to provide public jobs tailored to the characteristics of people with disabilities, who face even greater employment difficulties due to COVID-19, to support their independence. We will continue to promote customized welfare policies that can be felt in everyday life.”

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