Persys Group Successfully Holds "Family Workshop" for Employees' Children

Children's Hands-On Program on Resource Circulation
To Be Offered to the General Public Next Month

Persys Group announced on the 22nd that it held a "Family Workshop" on the theme of resource circulation for 21 children of employees on the 18th.

The workshop was organized as a children's hands-on program utilizing leftover materials such as wood, leather, and fabric generated during Persys Group's production process. Participating children handled dormant resources from their parents' workplace and experienced firsthand how resources that were about to be discarded could be given new value.

Employees of Persis Group and their children are taking a commemorative photo after completing the family workshop held on the 18th at the headquarters in Songpa-gu, Seoul. Persis Group

This program is part of Persys Group's ongoing resource circulation ESG project. Persys Group, in collaboration with the nonprofit organization ZAONE, is building a virtuous cycle by converting leftover materials generated during the manufacturing process into educational toys and teaching materials for children, thereby returning byproducts from production plants to society as valuable resources.

Next month, the company plans to offer a hands-on resource circulation program for potential customers and their children, providing the general public with an opportunity to directly experience the value of resource circulation.

A Persys Group representative stated, "This workshop was a meaningful time for children to learn the significance of resource circulation at their parents' workplace and for families to share the value of sustainability together," adding, "We will continue to expand ESG practices that start on the manufacturing floor to include employees, customers, and society at large."

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