Tuition 230,000 won’Korea’s No. 1 Land Lecturer’… Was an LH employee

A view of farmland located in Gwarim-dong, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do. News 1

Amid the spreading controversy over the 3rd new city speculation by employees of the Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH), an LH employee, who had been working as a land auction instructor on an Internet paid site, was dismissed on the 11th. LH announced that it had dismissed Mr. Oh, a member of the Seoul Regional Headquarters Uijeongbu Project Group, by holding a disciplinary personnel committee.

Mr. Oh hid his identity on a paid lecture site related to real estate investment and promoted himself as’Korea’s No. 1 Land Lecturer’ and’Land Auction/Auction 1 Hit (No. 1 Sales) Lecturer’ and recruited paid students. The five-month course in which Mr. Oh started as a lecturer for the’Land Basics’ tuition amounted to 230,000 won.

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In particular, he introduced himself, saying, “After understanding the land with 18 years of experience in a real estate investment company, I realized a lot of profits and invested in the land.” I got it.

In late January, LH discovered Mr. Oh and initiated an internal audit, and explained that it was confirmed that Mr. Oh’s misconduct, such as receipt of compensation through profit-making activities and violation of restrictions on concurrent employment, through data investigations and face-to-face investigations, and proceeded with disciplinary procedures. .

Like other public corporations, LH strictly prohibits concurrent employment in other for-profit activities other than work through corporate rules. However, it was revealed that employees of public corporations had been engaged in profit-making activities as a side job, and criticism was also reported that’public corporation employees rather encouraged speculation.’

An official from LH said, “Employees who have committed misconduct that do not fit the duty of public officials will be punished according to the principle of zero tolerance after a thorough investigation.”

Reporter Go Seok-hyun [email protected]