Gyeonggi Job Foundation, 'Career Interruption Prevention and Overcoming Awareness Concert' on the 14th

Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation Talk Concert

On the 14th, the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation held a talk concert at the Anseong Matchum Art Hall in Gyeonggi-do to spread social awareness about preventing and overcoming career interruptions.

The concert was organized by the Gyeonggi Metropolitan Women's New Work Center, operated by the Gyeonggi Job Foundation, and was held as an in-person event under the theme "The Stories of All of Us Living While Finding Work, Family, and Myself."

The first part featured a special expert lecture on preventing career interruptions by writer and lecturer Kim Sang-rae (CEO of Atelier de Camus) under the theme "DreamEverywhere, Except Me," covering various topics such as ▲finding ways to grow together while raising children ▲discovering what I like ▲connecting what I like to employment and further branding myself.

In the second part, moderated by Lee Soo-mi, CEO of the Korea Employment and Vocational Research Center, panelists including writer Kim Sang-rae, Kim Hye-seon, head of the Unemployment Benefits Team at Anseong Employment Center, HR managers from local companies, and working moms representing various sectors shared the realities and concerns women face regarding career interruptions, communicating and exchanging opinions with the audience.

Chae I-bae, CEO of the Gyeonggi Job Foundation, emphasized, "It is the role of the Gyeonggi Job Foundation to support work-life balance so that women do not experience career interruptions due to childbirth and to help women with career experience demonstrate their abilities," adding, "We will continue to strive to establish various institutional measures to connect women with career experience to quality jobs."

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