Blue House Jobs Chief Lim Seo-jeong attends the 29th Emergency Economy Central Countermeasure Headquarters meeting held at the Seoul Government Complex in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 10th. Newsis
Blue House Jobs Chief Lim Seo-jeong said he plans to include the job budget in this year’s additional budget.
Senior Lim appeared on KBS Radio’s’The Strongest Current Affairs of Choi Management’ on the 18th and said, “We are discussing the part of adding (job budget) to the supplementary administration.” Earlier, President Moon Jae-in announced at a meeting of chief and advisors that the job budget would be included in the 4th disaster subsidy supplement.
“Small business owners, self-employed people, young adults and women are struggling to include parts related to maintaining employment because it is not easy to maintain the employment situation,” he said. I saved my words.
Senior Lim predicted that the employment situation will improve in the future after the bottom of last month. He diagnosed, “There are some temporary gaps in the jobs that were invested in the government’s public sector during the year-end and New Year period,” he said.
“In the first quarter, we will create 900,000 jobs for the vulnerable”
Job seekers who participated in the street-to-life job fair held in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do last year are looking at the job postings on the wall. Provided by Yongin City
Regarding job creation, Lim said, “Last year, we have reflected the budget that we will do 1.40 million jobs in the central government, and we plan to do about 830,000 jobs in the first quarter.” “The local government also plans about 177,000 jobs. He said. It is an explanation that the central and local governments will create 900,000 jobs.
Regarding the criticism of’short-term jobs’, he said, “Because the disadvantaged class is in a difficult situation, we are making a promise in the short-term without recovering private employment. He added, “We will create good jobs through 110 trillion won projects such as corporate investment, private investment, and public investment.”
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