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Hyundai Motor Group has promised to create 46-thousand new jobs, including 30-thousand direct hires, over the next three years.
Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Eui-sun made the pledge on Monday when he signed an agreement to provide employment to young adults with Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province.
The conglomerate first plans to hire 30-thousand people in the next three years for its new business areas, including robotics, future air mobility, hydrogen energy and self-driving.
The group will hire the remaining 16-thousand people via programs on fostering talents and supporting startup companies.
The conglomerate plans to fully assume social responsibility for expanding jobs for youths by actively hiring and fostering young talent while preemptively investing in the future of the country.
The prime minister thanked the group for its latest pledge, citing that Hyundai has promised the largest size of jobs among six conglomerates taking part in the government’s project on providing employment to young adults.
The government has also reached similar deals with KT, Samsung, LG, SK and POSCO.
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