Korea Forest Welfare Institute Announces Open Recruitment for Non-Standing Auditor

The Korea Forest Welfare Institute is publicly recruiting a non-standing auditor. The application period is until the 8th of this month.

On the 1st, the Forest Welfare Institute announced that it is seeking a non-standing auditor who will be responsible for deliberation and resolution of major matters related to the operation of the institute, as well as audit and supervision roles.

The recruitment is open to individuals who meet one or more of the qualifications specified in Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Act on the Management of Public Institutions.

The Forest Welfare Institute will conduct document and interview evaluations by the executive recommendation committee for applicants during the recruitment period and will recommend candidates to the Ministry of Economy and Finance without prioritization. The final appointment will be made by the Minister of Economy and Finance.

The term of the non-standing auditor is 2 years, and reappointment is possible on a yearly basis depending on management performance.

For more detailed information about the recruitment, please refer to the Forest Welfare Institute's website.

Nam Taeheon, President of the Forest Welfare Institute, said, “We hope that many individuals who possess the ability to monitor organizational operation and management, as well as integrity and morality, will show interest and apply.”

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