Dongbanwi and Hyundai Wia Sign 'Innovation-Driven Wage Gap Reduction Agreement'
Support for Partner Company Co-Growth Activities Worth a Total of 100.5 Billion Won Over 3 Years
(From left) Park Geun-jong, CEO of Youngjin Tech; Jung Jae-wook, CEO of Hyundai Wia; Kwon Ki-hong, Chairman of the Win-Win Growth Committee; and Kang Sam-su, CEO of EM Korea, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing the agreement.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Win-Win Growth Committee (Chairman Kwon Ki-hong, hereinafter referred to as the Committee) announced on the 4th that it has signed the 'Innovation-Driven Wage Gap Resolution Agreement' with Hyundai Wia (CEO Jung Jae-wook) and its partner small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Hyundai Wia plans to operate an innovation-driven win-win cooperation program worth a total of 100.5 billion KRW over the next three years for its partner SMEs and employees to resolve the wage gap by strengthening the technological competitiveness of partner SMEs.
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Chairman Kwon Ki-hong said, "This agreement expands the scope to include a four-party agreement with second-tier partners," adding, "We hope that first-tier partners in the vehicle parts and machinery manufacturing sectors, along with second- and third-tier partners, will broadly strengthen cooperative partnerships and serve as a catalyst for spreading the culture of win-win growth."
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