Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation Achieves 'Great Success' with Visiting Public Officials Program

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The 'Visiting Public Clerk' project, introduced last year by the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation, has shown significant results.

The Visiting Public Clerk project is a joint initiative by Gyeonggi Province, the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation, and three regions?Yongin, Guri, and Anseong?that hires women with experience in accounting and administrative fields to support small business owners who are vulnerable to IT challenges.

On the 5th, the Job Foundation held a mid-term report meeting for the Visiting Public Clerk project at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government office, where it was agreed that the project greatly contributes not only to supporting small business owners but also to creating jobs for women with career interruptions.

In practice, the Visiting Public Clerk project provides information and supports small business owners in participating in government and local government support programs by assisting with document preparation and administrative procedures. Additionally, women job seekers with experience working as public clerks can improve their social adaptability and receive support for reemployment connections.

This year, the foundation plans to hire a total of 30 public clerks, 10 each in Yongin, Guri, and Anseong, and has currently supported 908 cases of business participation for a total of 433 small business companies.

Hong Chun-hee, head of the Women's Capacity Development Division at the foundation, emphasized, "The Visiting Public Clerk project is a public job program where both small business owners and women with career interruptions can coexist and prosper," adding, "We will strive to ensure that the activities of the public clerks lead to successful reemployment in the private sector even after their term ends."

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