Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation Obtains 'Human Rights Management System Certification'... "People-Centered Management Officially Recognized"

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation Obtains Human Rights Management System Certification and Holds Plaque Ceremony

Adequacy of Human Rights Risk Management Recognized in Ddokta, Ddokbus, and Other Operations

President Jaeman Park: "We Will Realize People-First Management Beyond Guaranteeing the Right to Mobility"

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation has received external recognition for its achievements in human rights-centered management.

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation has obtained the Human Rights Management System (HRMS) certification and is holding a certificate awarding and plaque ceremony. Photo by Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation

On May 21, Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation announced that it had obtained the Human Rights Management System (HRMS) certification and held a certificate awarding and plaque ceremony. This event was organized to publicly share the company’s achievements in human rights-centered management and to reaffirm its commitment to establishing a culture of respect for human rights both inside and outside the organization.

Through this certification, the corporation underwent a rigorous review of the adequacy of its human rights risk management system across all areas of its work, including platform (Ddokta) and mobility (Ddokbus) business operations, support for the semi-public system for metropolitan and city buses, metropolitan and advanced transportation projects, and administrative support for metropolitan mobility.

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation has made multifaceted efforts to establish effective human rights protection measures. Specific achievements include strengthening responsible management by appointing a human rights management representative for each department, securing internal audit capabilities by nurturing internal auditors, and providing human rights education for all executives and employees.

In particular, the corporation has received favorable evaluations for leading human rights protection within its supply chain by newly updating its manual on the prevention and remediation procedures for human rights violations, as well as conducting human rights impact assessments that include external stakeholders, thereby proactively identifying and addressing potential risks.

Jaeman Park, President of Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation, stated, "Obtaining the Human Rights Management System certification is a meaningful achievement that officially recognizes our corporation, not only for fulfilling our primary work of guaranteeing the right to mobility for residents, but also for our people-first management philosophy." He emphasized, "We will continue to do our utmost to protect the rights and interests of our executives, employees, residents, and the local community, and to fulfill our social responsibilities as a trusted public institution."

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation has obtained the 'Human Rights Management System (HRMS) Certification' and is holding a certificate awarding and plaque ceremony. Provided by Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation

Meanwhile, Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation will not rest on its laurels following this certification and plans to continuously enhance its human rights management system. The company intends to expand the scope of human rights management assessments to include more partner companies, thereby fostering a human rights-respecting ecosystem based on mutual cooperation. Additionally, it will establish a management system capable of responding to emerging human rights trends, such as data-related human rights issues that may arise during service operations.

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