Busan Transportation Corporation Launches 'Clean Humetro Integrity Week' to Promote Integrity Culture Among All Employees

Expanding Experiential Programs
Under the Slogan 'Fun Fun Integrity!'

Busan Transportation Corporation (President Lee Byungjin) is holding the 'Clean Humetro Integrity Week' for two weeks from November 3 to 14, with the participation of all executives and employees.

Since 2022, the corporation has proclaimed an annual Integrity Week and continued efforts to spread and practice a culture of integrity. This year, under the slogan 'Fun Fun Integrity!', the corporation has significantly expanded a variety of experiential programs to encourage enjoyable participation by executives and employees.

Busan Transportation Corporation is holding the 'Clean Humetro Day' event. Photo by Busan Transportation Corporation

The main programs include the 'Clean Humetro Day' event, an employee integrity practice contest (Integrity Showcase Competition), an assessment of the level of integrity culture, and on-site visits by auditors.

On the first day of Integrity Week, about 400 executives and employees attended the 'Clean Humetro Day' event, strengthening the sense of community around integrity. The event featured a special anti-corruption integrity lecture, a CEO integrity talk show titled 'Hu Quiz on Integrity,' a corruption-breaking activity, and an integrity practice declaration, among other activities.

President Lee Byungjin emphasized, "Integrity is the foundation for public officials and the starting point of citizens' trust," adding, "All executives and employees must take the lead and make integrity a core value of our organizational culture."

During this period, the corporation is also operating the 'Integrity Safety Center,' a hotline consultation channel with the Integrity Citizen Auditor. Anyone can report corruption or seek counseling via the KakaoTalk channel 'Integrity Humetro,' either by name or anonymously.

Additionally, on November 28, the corporation will host an 'Open Special Lecture on Audit Cases' in the main conference room, inviting Kim Haejo, Senior Auditor at the Board of Audit and Inspection. As part of efforts to realize integrity governance, this special lecture will also be open to employees of public institutions under the Busan Metropolitan Government, aiming to strengthen audit response capabilities and raise ethical awareness.

President Lee Byungjin stated, "I hope this Integrity Week will help spread a culture where the value of integrity is learned and practiced with enjoyment," and added, "With the trust of citizens, we will strengthen ethical management and lead the way in fostering a culture of integrity."

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