Incheon Namdong-gu to Support Employer Contributions for Naeilchaeum Gongje for 3 Years... Agreement with Jungjinkong

Namdong-gu, Incheon recently announced on the 26th that it has signed a business agreement with the Small and Medium Business Corporation (SBC) to promote the 'Namdong-type Youth Worker Tomorrow Savings Support Project.'

This project supports part of the company's contribution fee (70,000 KRW) for SBC's 'Tomorrow Savings' program, which provides incentives to young core workers who remain employed long-term for five years, with Namdong-gu covering this amount for three years.

The initiative aims to help young workers in local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) build assets and encourage long-term employment, as well as to alleviate the financial burden on companies. The district expects this to contribute to corporate competitiveness and growth.

Park Jong-hyo, Mayor of Namdong-gu, Incheon (right), and Ban Jeong-sik, Director of Regional Innovation at the Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement on the 25th for the "Namdong-type Youth Worker Tomorrow Filling Deduction Support Project."
[Photo by Namdong-gu, Incheon]

The eligible participants are young workers aged 18 to 39 employed at SMEs with fewer than 50 employees in the manufacturing and construction industries within Namdong-gu. Up to three workers per company can receive support, and up to five for root companies.

The district plans to recruit and support 70 participants annually for three years. Detailed information about the Namdong-type Youth Worker Tomorrow Savings Support Project can be found on the Namdong-gu official website or through the SBC Incheon headquarters.

Park Jong-hyo, Mayor of Namdong-gu, said, "I hope this Tomorrow Savings support project will make Namdong-gu a place where young people want to work and find it good to work." He added, "I hope the influx of capable and passionate young people will revitalize the region and lead to the growth of companies."

Ban Jeong-sik, Regional Innovation Director of SBC, expressed gratitude, saying, "We thank Namdong-gu for supporting long-term employment of youth and corporate growth." He also stated, "We will continue to cooperate with Namdong-gu to discover various policy measures for workers and companies."