Gyeonggi-do Provides Integrity Training for 'Special Appointment and Fixed-term' Employees in the Last Week of Every Month

Gyeonggi Provincial Government Gwanggyo New Office Building

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Gyeonggi Province conducted integrity education on the 26th to enhance the commitment to performing duties with integrity and practicing anti-corruption among special appointment and fixed-term public officials, who usually have fewer educational opportunities.

This education was carried out under the direction of Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon.

Earlier, in November last year at the heads of departments meeting, Governor Kim stated, "We need to strengthen ethics and anti-corruption education not only for general public officials but also for special appointment and fixed-term public officials."

The education consisted of ▲ fostering a desirable public service mindset and integrity awareness ▲ major misconduct cases and prevention measures ▲ explanation of laws related to public officials' integrity ▲ sexual harassment and sexual violence prevention education ▲ and guidance on other reporting systems.

The province expects this education to have a preventive effect against various illegal acts that may arise from ignorance at the early stages of appointment.

Choi Eun-soon, the provincial auditor, emphasized, "We will proactively create an environment of integrity by conducting initial integrity education for newly appointed special appointment and fixed-term public officials."

The province plans to continue holding regular education sessions on the last Thursday of every month for newly appointed special appointment and fixed-term public officials to raise the level of integrity.

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