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No. 3067
Gyeonggi Conducts On-Site VR Safety Training for Foreign Workers
○ On-site training to address the limitations of external group training - Language barriers resolved through hands-on training and simultaneous interpretation ○ Anticipated to foster a safety cu[...]
No. 3066
GILL Makes First Move Toward International Lifelong Learning Cooperation with SMILE
○ Exchange and cooperation meeting held at GILL on April 28 ○ Establishment of a lifelong learning cooperation system spanning expert exchanges, joint academic conferences, and collaborative resea[...]
No. 3065
Gyeonggi-do Future Generation Foundation Signs MOU to Establish Cooperation System Supporting Youth with Immigrant Backgrounds
○ Joint operation of community adaptation and career exploration programs for youth with immigrant backgrounds On April 21, the Gyeonggi-do Future Generation Foundation signed a memorandum of unde[...]
No. 3064
Gyeonggi Global Job Supporters Launches to Deliver Job Information Tailored to Foreign Residents
○ Inauguration ceremony on April 15; eight supporters from five countries appointed ○ Expansion of multilingual job information via social media, expected to improve accessibility for foreign jo[...]
No. 3063
Gyeonggi Partners with WEF to Support Global Expansion of ‘National Champion’ Startups
○ Gyeonggi Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution to recruit 30 companies for 2026 Korea Frontiers program ○ Providing a springboard for promising startups in future growth sectors, includi[...]
No. 3062
Gyeonggi to Attract Global Talent through Provincial Visa Program and Student Internships
○ Promotion of “Gyeonggi Provincial Visa Program” and establishment of a cooperative framework among companies, universities, and related institutions ○ Implementation of field training and [...]
No. 3061
Gyeonggi Research Institute: “Improving Migrant Workers’ Housing Conditions Is Key to Regional Economic Sustainability”
○ Foreign population in Gyeonggi increased 14.7-fold, from 46,000 in 2000 to 680,000 as of 2024 ○ 13.3% of migrant worker households in rural areas live in “non-residential” accommodations suc[...]
No. 3060
Gyeonggi Launches Migrant Legal Support Group to Protect the Rights of Vulnerable Migrants
○ 28 appointed lawyers to begin full-scale activities in April - Offering consultations and legal advisory services in civil, residency, labor, and family law - Applications available through the G[...]
No. 3059
Gyeonggi Human Rights Commission Recommends 8 Institutional Improvements to Protect the Rights of Foreign Seasonal Workers
○ Eight key recommendations based on international human rights standards ○ The province plans to strengthen protections across labor, housing, and remedy systems by reflecting commission recommen[...]
No. 3058
Gyeonggi Province to Recruit 600 Companies for Trade Crisis Response Package, Offering Additional Support for Middle East Exporters
○ Phased, tailored support for at-risk industries, including automotive, semiconductors, and steel ○ All-in-one support of up to KRW 50 million per company, covering consulting, exhibitions, certi[...]
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