Lee Gyemun, President of the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency (third from the left), is taking a commemorative photo with representatives of new employees at the appointment ceremony. Photo by Korea Inclusive Finance Agency

Lee Gyemun, President of the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency (third from the left), is taking a commemorative photo with representatives of new employees at the appointment ceremony. Photo by Korea Inclusive Finance Agency

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[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-seop] The Korea Inclusive Finance Agency held an appointment ceremony for 27 new employees on the 31st.


This recruitment was conducted earlier than last year to respond to the counseling demand of low-income people facing financial difficulties and to address the shortage of youth jobs. In particular, 19 of the total 27 new hires, accounting for 66%, were selected through a 'socially equitable open recruitment' process, including persons with disabilities, veterans, and local talents. The new employees will undergo training such as job education and field practice before working at the headquarters or the Korea Inclusive Finance Integrated Support Center.


President Lee Gye-moon emphasized, "We will nurture experts who empathize with and support the difficulties of low-income people and faithfully fulfill the role of a social safety net as a public institution."





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