The Story Behind Former Manager Kim Gwang-ho's 28.5 Billion Won US Reward for Reporting Hyundai Motor Company Engine Defects
Former manager Kim Gwang-ho, who reported Hyundai Motor Company's Theta II engine defects to US authorities, has received a reward of approximately 28.5 billion won ($24.3 million) from the US government. This marks the first compensation case decided under the US Whistleblower Act enacted in 2015.
Visiting a National Pension Service Branch... "Strengthening Payment, Income, and Sustainability is the Core of Reform"
The 18th National Pension University Student Ambassadors visited the National Pension Service Guro-Geumcheon Branch to understand field operations and the direction of pension reform. The visit highlighted the branch's role in managing hundreds of thousands of subscribers and the three core goals of reform: strengthening payment guarantees, income security, and sustainability.