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Unlocking Potential: How Happy Tree is Transforming the Employment Landscape for Disabled Workers in 2026 Disabled workers may learn slowly, but they produce honest and perfect results, says Noh Gyeon-young, CEO of Happy Tree.
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Discover the New Benefits of Cheongju's Hometown Love Donation Program: Exclusive Gifts Await! Cheongju City announces new gifts for donors under the hometown love donation program, with a special event for contributors.
76.7% of Korean Workers Believe Society is Unfriendly to Disabled Employees: Shocking Survey Results A survey reveals nearly 80% of Korean workers believe the country is not conducive for disabled individuals to work.
Civic Safety Boost: Cheongju's 120 Vulnerable Facilities Undergoing Joint Inspections Cheongju City will conduct joint safety inspections of 120 disaster-prone facilities from April 20 to June 19 to enhance citizen safety.
GuMi's Innovative Mail Service: How It Supports Isolated Households in 2026 Gumi City has launched a postal service to proactively support isolated households, continuing its efforts from last year.
How VANK is Transforming Africa's Image: 70 Biases Corrected in Naver Encyclopedia The Prink project's efforts to improve biased narratives about Africa have led to significant changes in descriptions and terminology.
Exploring Chuncheon: Why This Korean City is the Next Hotspot for Chinese Tourists in 2026 Chuncheon city is intensifying efforts to attract Chinese tourists, targeting the Dalian tourism market through partnerships.
Essential Insights from Pyeongtaek's 46th Disability Day: Are We Doing Enough for Inclusion? Events for the 46th Day of Persons with Disabilities are being held, but challenges remain to be addressed in local communities.
5 Must-See Films Celebrating Disability Awareness at Suwon Media Center's Special Screening The film "Josee, the Tiger and the Fish" explores the journey of a disabled character finding love and independence.
Will South Korea's Birth Rate Rise? Key Strategies for 2024 Revealed Kim Jin-oh emphasizes the need for effective population policies to address low birth rates and aging society challenges in South Korea.
How Andong Agricultural Cooperative is Transforming Local Support: A Deep Dive into the 'Donghaeng Table' Initiative Gyeongbuk Andong Agricultural Cooperative held a sharing event called 'Together Table' for users of the Andong Comprehensive Welfare Center.
2026 Hygiene Training: Essential Education for Beauty Professionals in Chungbuk The annual hygiene education and general meeting for beauty professionals in Chungbuk is successfully underway, combining in-person and online training.
Samsung Electronics Faces Major Labor Conflict: Will a 15% Bonus Demand Lead to a Strike? Samsung Electronics faces labor disputes over performance bonuses, with the union demanding 15% of operating profit and threatening a strike.
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150 농협 조합장, 농협법 개정 중단 촉구 결의대회 개최 Over 150 agricultural association leaders held a rally in Seoul, urging for the protection of NH's autonomy and halting unilateral law revisions.
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