Applications accepted in person or by registered mail, Oct. 19-23
Four-year terms as non-full-time appointees
Strengthening expertise and fairness in handling grievance petitions

Guri City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Shin Donghwa), announced on the 12th that it is recruiting two women to serve on its Citizens' Grievance Committee to protect residents' rights and ensure fair handling of grievance petitions.

Guri City Announces Open Recruitment of Two Women Members for Civil Complaints Resolution Committee to Protect Residents' Rights and Interests. Provided by Guri City.

Guri City Announces Open Recruitment of Two Women Members for Civil Complaints Resolution Committee to Protect Residents' Rights and Interests. Provided by Guri City.

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The recruitment aims to address the gender imbalance on the existing committee and strengthen its expertise in handling grievance petitions. Selected members will serve four-year terms as non-full-time appointees.


Eligible applicants include associate professors or higher at universities or research institutions; legal professionals such as judges, prosecutors, and attorneys; retired public officials of Grade 4 or higher; people with professional qualifications and experience in architecture, taxation, accounting, technology, or patent law; and individuals recommended by civic organizations. Applicants must meet at least one of these requirements.


Applications will be accepted from October 19 through 23. Applicants may submit the required documents in person at the Audit Office of Guri City Hall or by registered mail. Detailed eligibility requirements and required documents are available in the recruitment notice on Guri City's website.


The city plans to make the final appointments after interviewing applicants, receiving recommendations from the committee's candidate recommendation panel, and obtaining approval from the Guri City Council.



“The Citizens' Grievance Committee plays an important role in protecting residents' rights by objectively and professionally investigating and handling their grievances and improving unreasonable systems,” said Shin Donghwa, mayor of Guri City. “I hope many capable people who will listen to residents and help ensure fair handling of grievance petitions will take an interest and apply.”


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