Hankook Tire Conducts Side Dish Sharing Volunteer Activity for Over 100 New Employees to Support Underprivileged Groups

About 100 new employees of Hankook Tire & Technology participated in a volunteer activity at the Happy Home Free Meal Service Center in Daejeon, preparing side dishes and distributing them to 130 households of elderly living alone and disabled families. Photo by Hankook Tire

[Asia Economy Reporter Ki-min Lee] Hankook Tire & Technology recently announced on the 14th that it conducted a side dish sharing volunteer activity for elderly living alone and disabled households in Daejeon in collaboration with the Daejeon Volunteer Association.

This volunteer activity was carried out by about 100 new employees of Hankook Tire, called 'Proactive Leaders,' who directly prepared five types of side dishes at the Happy House free meal center located in Daejeon. The side dishes they made were delivered contactlessly to 130 neighboring households residing in Daejeon.

Hankook Tire explained that this volunteer activity was organized as part of the new employee training program to allow talents taking their first step into society to learn about the values of sharing and coexistence first.

About 100 Hankook Tire Proactive Leaders joined the company in January this year after starting document submission in September last year, passing the aptitude test (HKAT), and first and second interview rounds. Hankook Tire has been conducting a three-week orientation program for new employees since January 3, consisting of job training, basic manners, and management philosophy.

Meanwhile, under the slogan "Driving Toward Happiness," Hankook Tire is carrying out various social contribution activities such as vehicle sharing and tire sharing.

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