Individual and Corporate Awards Including Delivery YouTuber Geum Jong-myeong

CJ Logistics Selects 32 Delivery Workers as 'Delivery Workers of the Year 2020' View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yoo Je-hoon] CJ Logistics announced on the 3rd that it selected 32 individuals as the '2020 Courier of the Year' and awarded a total prize money of 96 million KRW.


The Courier of the Year system was introduced by CJ Logistics in September alongside the establishment of a win-win committee aimed at promoting mutual growth among the five key stakeholders in the courier industry. The selection targeted four groups: courier drivers, delivery points, trunk carriers responsible for transportation between courier terminals, and subcontractors handling loading and unloading at hubs and sub-terminals.


This year, 4 Couriers of the Year and 28 Outstanding Couriers were selected. Each Courier of the Year received a prize of 10 million KRW, while each Outstanding Courier was awarded 2 million KRW. In the courier driver category, Geum Jong-myeong (34), responsible for deliveries in Gwanak-gu, Seoul, was selected. Mr. Geum operates a YouTube channel called 'Taeka' with 50,000 subscribers.


In the delivery point category, Na Young-hee (44), who runs a delivery point with her husband in Songdo, Incheon, and serves as the head of the Incheon Yeonsu Songdo Land Mart delivery point, was selected. In the subcontractor category, 'Hanseokman Power,' which established the first COVID-19 screening clinic and drive-through temperature check system at a domestic logistics site, was chosen. Additionally, in the trunk carrier category, Joil Logistics was awarded for improving container utilization efficiency at the hub terminal.



CJ Logistics plans to continue related awards this year and is considering increasing the prize money for the top Courier of the Year. A CJ Logistics official stated, "We held the Courier of the Year award to express gratitude and boost pride among all courier workers who did their best to help the public maintain a stable daily life amid the COVID-19 situation," adding, "We will spare no support to create a healthy courier industry ecosystem where companies and local communities coexist and all courier workers can grow together."


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