JoeunApp Signs Regular Donation Agreement for Senior Job Development Funds with Korea Senior Workforce Development Institute

"Efforts to Provide Quality Jobs for Seniors"

JoeunApp, a last-mile logistics platform startup, has become the first startup to sign a "Regular Donation Agreement for Senior Job Development Funds" with the Korea Senior Workforce Development Institute.

JoeunApp announced on May 7 that it held a ceremony on the 18th of last month at the Seoul Regional Headquarters of the Korea Senior Workforce Development Institute to deliver senior job development funds and sign an agreement to strengthen cooperation for the creation and activation of senior jobs.

JoeunApp held a ceremony on the 18th of last month at the Seoul Regional Headquarters of the Korea Senior Workforce Development Institute to deliver senior job development funds and sign an agreement to strengthen cooperation for the creation and activation of senior jobs. JoeunApp

The Korea Senior Workforce Development Institute plans to use the funds to support seniors in finding jobs suitable for the digital era and fulfilling social roles.

JoeunApp operates the public transportation logistics platform "Eodil" and is nurturing Silver Crew, which refers to healthy jobs, thereby building an environment where seniors can work efficiently and in good health.

Joe Seungyeon, CEO of JoeunApp, stated, "The regular donation agreement is the first step toward establishing a foundation for seniors to become self-reliant and improving the quality of life for the elderly. Starting with this regular donation, we will strive to provide more high-quality jobs to a greater number of seniors."