Pyeongtaek Mayor Choi Wonyong Visits KG Mobility, Says "Supporting Safe Workplaces and Shared Growth"

Pyeongtaek City Holds Meeting with KG Mobility
Labor, Management and Government Discuss Response to the Shift to Future Mobility
Discuss Expanding KGM Vehicle Purchases and Share Company Concerns

Pyeongtaek Mayor Choi Wonyong visited KG Mobility’s Pyeongtaek plant to encourage labor and management and discuss ways to cooperate in responding to the shift to the future mobility industry.

Officials from labor, management and government pose for a commemorative photo after a meeting at KG Mobility's Pyeongtaek plant on the 8th, attended by CEO Hwang Giyeong and labor union chairman Noh Cheol, among others. Provided by Pyeongtaek City.

Pyeongtaek City in Gyeonggi Province said it held a meeting at KG Mobility’s Pyeongtaek plant on October 8, attended by labor, management and government officials, including CEO Hwang Giyoung and labor union chairman Noh Cheol.

Participants discussed ways to strengthen the competitiveness of local industries and promote win-win cooperation in response to the shift to the future mobility industry. They also considered how to enhance corporate competitiveness while respecting the value of labor, and how to work together through communication among labor, management and government to achieve sustainable, shared growth.

Expanding cooperation to increase purchases of KGM vehicles was a key agenda item at the meeting, where the company also shared its difficulties.

Pyeongtaek City plans to review the opinions raised at the meeting and work with labor groups, businesses and relevant organizations to support the stable operation of the region’s key industries and help maintain their competitiveness.

“I believe the competitiveness of every industry ultimately comes from the hands of the people working on the ground,” Mayor Choi said. “We will work to create safe workplaces where people can pursue their dreams and to open a path to sustainable growth together with young people, partner companies and all Pyeongtaek residents.”

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