Illegal Advertisement Collection Monthly Earnings Up to 3 Million KRW!

Seongdong-gu to Recruit 22 Illegal Advertisement Collection Reward Program Participants from the 10th... Creating a Pleasant Street Environment with Increased Reward Rates and Relaxed Eligibility for Residents Aged 20 and Over

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Seongdong-gu (Mayor Jeong Won-oh) is recruiting 22 collection reward enforcement officers from the 10th who will be compensated financially for collecting illegal floating advertisements.

The enforcement officers collect illegal banners and posters, submit them weekly in installments to the local community service center of their residential area, or submit proof photos by the end of the month. Compensation ranges from a minimum of 50 KRW per banner to a maximum of 2,000 KRW per item depending on the type of advertisement, with a monthly maximum compensation limit of 3 million KRW.

Selected enforcement officers through recruitment will be issued enforcement officer IDs along with enrollment in accident insurance. After receiving separate training on collection targets, safety, and work rules for each neighborhood, they will proceed to the field.

The ‘Illegal Floating Advertisement Collection Reward System’ is a program where local residents directly collect illegal banners and posters illegally installed in residential areas and roads that spoil the cityscape and threaten pedestrian safety, and receive rewards. Last year, about 230,000 illegal advertisements were collected through this program.

This year, the district has partially increased the reward amounts and significantly relaxed participation qualifications so that anyone aged 20 or older and residing in Seongdong-gu can apply.

Previously, the district actively blocked illegal floating advertisements through a pioneering automatic warning call system that makes guidance calls every 10 to 20 minutes to the phone numbers written on illegal advertisements. By encouraging active resident participation through the collection reward system, the district plans to create a pleasant and clean urban environment.

Jeong Won-oh, Mayor of Seongdong-gu, said, “Through a method where residents participate together and receive compensation, it will bring effects such as creating a pleasant street environment, fostering mature civic consciousness, and creating jobs,” and added, “We will continue to do our best to make streets where people want to walk and beautiful streets.”

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