Cheongso Research Institute Launches Employee Welfare Program for Companies
'Cheongyeon Corporate Welfare' Program for Work-Life Balance
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Saenghwal Research Institute (CEO Yeon Hyun-joo) announced on the 11th that it has launched the 'Cheongyeon Corporate Welfare for Work-Life Balance' program for employee welfare in companies.
Saenghwal Research Institute operates the home cleaning service platform 'Cheongso Yeonguso.' The Cheongyeon Corporate Welfare program of Cheongso Yeonguso is a service that cleans homes on behalf of corporate employees so they can focus on work and daily life.
Cheongso Yeonguso offers customized programs through the 'Get a Quote for Our Company' feature within the service. Clients can receive program guidance by providing the number of employees, available service levels, and basic company information on the Cheongso Yeonguso app.
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Companies can use the service for employees through direct contracts as well as via welfare malls and welfare cards. It can also be linked with social welfare support projects. Yeon Hyun-joo, CEO of Saenghwal Research Institute, said, "Recently, many companies are investing in employee welfare to create a better workplace," adding, "Cheongyeon Corporate Welfare will be a highly satisfactory welfare system by solving cleaning, which takes up a significant part of employees' daily lives."
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