The Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation held consecutive job policy and support project briefings in Suwon and Uijeongbu.
The foundation announced on the 22nd that it held a job project briefing session at the Next-Generation Convergence Technology Institute in Suwon on the 19th, followed by another session at the Northern Business Headquarters of the Uijeongbu Job Foundation on the 21st, sharing job policies and support projects within the province.
About 120 participants, including officials from cities and counties within the province, related organizations, company representatives, and job seekers, showed great interest in the briefing sessions.
At the briefing, the foundation introduced and explained the newly established ‘Job Status Board’ and the AI-based ‘Job-a-Dream’ lifelong job app for residents.
Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation held a job project briefing session on the 21st. Photo by Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation
The Job Status Board provides real-time job trends for Gyeonggi-do and its cities and counties, enhancing the efficiency of employment policy decisions and supporting each city and county in establishing customized policies suited to their regional characteristics.
The Job-a-Dream app recommends jobs suitable for job seekers’ careers and abilities and helps users easily access nearby job information. Through this, it is expected to expand job seekers’ employment opportunities and facilitate smoother matching with companies.
In addition, the briefing included explanations of job-related projects from related organizations such as the Korea Employment Agency for the Disabled, Korea University of Technology and Education, and the Veterans Support Center.
Son Il-gwon, head of the Western Business Headquarters of the Gyeonggi-do Job Foundation, said, "This was an opportunity to strengthen cooperation between Gyeonggi-do, cities and counties, and related organizations," adding, "We will continue to expand communication opportunities so that companies and job seekers can practically utilize policy projects to help with hiring and employment."
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