Small Enterprise and Market Service Holds Appointment Ceremony for New Employees for First Half of 2025

Park Sunghyo Emphasizes the Importance of New Talent
for Restoring Livelihoods

The Small Enterprise and Market Service announced that it held an appointment ceremony for 85 regular full-time new employees for the first half of 2025 at the National Credit Union Training Institute on the 21st.

The newly appointed employees include 64 in general positions, 20 in digital transformation, and 1 in safety management. The general positions will handle administrative tasks, the digital transformation employees will lead the organization's digital transition, and the safety management employee, who was hired for the first time this year, will be responsible for establishing safety inspection and disaster response systems. In May, the agency conducted a large-scale recruitment drive to strengthen support capabilities for small businesses and traditional markets, and to quickly and efficiently execute a supplementary budget of approximately 3.58 trillion won.

The Small Enterprise and Market Service held an appointment ceremony for 85 regular full-time new employees for the first half of 2025 at the National Credit Union Training Institute on the 21st. Small Enterprise and Market Service

The new employees will complete about two weeks of residential onboarding training before being assigned to the headquarters in Daejeon, as well as regional offices and centers nationwide, where they will begin their practical work. The onboarding program focuses on helping new employees understand the agency's mission, vision, and organizational culture, as well as developing practical skills centered on fieldwork. In particular, the training includes education on artificial intelligence (AI), covering cases of AI utilization in public administration, data-driven policy support strategies, and AI ethics and security. This is designed to help the new employees grow into talents who meet the demands of the digital transformation era.

Park Sunghyo, Chairman of the Small Enterprise and Market Service, stated, "New employees are valuable talents who will contribute to restoring livelihoods and revitalizing local economies. Based on the agency's core values and sense of mission, they will be at the forefront of providing practical policy support for small businesses." He added, "We will continue to foster and recruit professionals with expertise and a strong sense of responsibility."