Grand Korea Leisure Achieves Grade 2 in Public Institution Integrity in 2020

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heung-soon] Grand Korea Leisure (GKL) announced on the 9th that it achieved a grade 2 in the 2020 public institution integrity assessment.

The integrity assessment is a survey conducted annually by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission targeting over 200,000 people, including citizens who have directly experienced the work of public institutions and public officials. The system diagnoses the level of integrity by combining the survey results with the corruption occurrence status of the respective institution.

In this year's integrity assessment, GKL achieved grade 2, one level higher than in 2019, and was selected as an excellent institution in integrity. Specifically, it was recognized for its achievements through initiatives such as ▲ benchmarking anti-corruption and integrity policies of excellent institutions ▲ establishing integrity policies through corruption impact assessments ▲ implementing one integrity task per department ▲ and conducting non-face-to-face integrity campaigns.

Yoo Tae-yeol, President of GKL, said, "We will do our best with all employees working together to achieve a grade 1 in integrity."

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