Bae Min, Kim Bong-jin, shoots 100 billion won in stocks and incentives at employees and riders

Separately from donation, dispose of personally held stocks and pay… “A personal gift with gratitude”

Bae Min, Kim Bong-jin, shoots 100 billion won in stocks and incentives at employees and riders

The chairman of the elegant brothers Kim Bong-jin, the founder of the nation’s No. 1 delivery app, pays 100 billion won of stock and encouragement money to employees and delivery agents (riders).

The graceful brothers announced on the 11th that Chairman Kim expressed this intention by sending a message to the recipients.

In his message, Chairman Kim said, “The efforts of the riders have been a great help to the ability to grow into a company like today.” I want to deliver a personal gift.”

First of all, Chairman Kim will differentially provide stocks worth about 50 million won per person on average to more than 1,700 employees of all the elegant brothers, elegant young people (Baemin Riders operating company) who joined the company until last month.

In addition, stocks worth 2 million to 5 million won per person are paid to all riders who have delivered more than 20 items per day for 200 days or more per year while maintaining a contract for more than one year among non-employees.

Among the riders who do not meet the requirements, 1,390 people who have delivered more than a certain number of riders will receive an encouragement of 1 million won each.

In addition, an incentive money of 1 million to 1.5 million won per person is given to 830 people, including the B Mart warehouse staff and fixed-term staff at the delivery mart.

The graceful brothers plan to provide separate text messages to employees and riders who are subject to stock grants in the future, while a dedicated guide staff will be assigned to the call center.

An official of the elegant brothers added, “This stock donation is to dispose of Chairman Kim’s privately held stock separately from the property for return to society.”

/yunhap news

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