Seoul Digital Complex 'Creating Safe Workplaces and Promoting Integrity Culture' Campaign

On the 4th, employees of the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation Seoul Regional Headquarters conducted a campaign near Guro Digital Complex Station targeting workers at Seoul Digital Complex who were commuting to work, focusing on "Creating a Safe Workplace by Preventing the Spread of COVID-19" and "Promoting a Culture of Integrity."

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Seoul Regional Headquarters of the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation (Head: Ryu Young-hyun, hereinafter referred to as KICO) announced on the 4th that it conducted a "Safe Workplace Creation through COVID-19 Spread Prevention" and a "Integrity Culture Expansion Campaign" near Guro Digital Complex Station.

Started in 2015 and now in its 6th year, this campaign is a field-centered safety guidance activity conducted on the 4th of every month, designated as "Safety Inspection Day," targeting workers of companies located in the Seoul Digital Complex to promote safety awareness. Recently, the campaign was held together with efforts to spread the trust-based integrity management policy, and an information booth was also operated to promote related institution support projects such as the Mid-career Employment Hope Project "Life Career Design Service" by the Labor-Management Development Foundation.

Ryu Young-hyun, head of KICO Seoul Regional Headquarters, stated, "Through regular campaigns, we will create a safe industrial complex that protects the health and safety of industrial complex workers and citizens, and expand the ethical integrity culture of industrial complexes by actively listening to public opinions through the corporation’s website and the National Sinmungo, as well as promoting proactive administration."

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