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Gwangju City, public hearing to improve treatment of workers at social welfare facilities
City collects opinions on ¡®3rd comprehensive plan¡¯¡¦ 16 business discussions in 4 fields
(Gwangju = Break News) Reporter Haksu Lee = On the 26th, Gwangju City held a public hearing to collect opinions on establishing the 3rd comprehensive plan for improving treatment of workers at social welfare facilities, with about 100 people including social welfare facility officials in attendance at the Gwangju City Council Budget and Settlement Committee conference room. '(Photo) was held.
The ¡®3rd Comprehensive Plan for Treatment Improvement¡¯ is a plan to investigate the level of remuneration and payment status of social workers, etc. every three years based on laws and ordinances for improving the status of social workers, and establish and promote it based on this.
Gwangju City started by promoting 14 projects in 4 fields in the '1st Comprehensive Plan' in 2018, and established 15 projects in 4 fields in the '2nd Plan' in 2021 to improve the treatment of workers at social welfare facilities. The business was carried out.
Gwangju City has been conducting research through the Gwangju Social Service Center since last year to establish the ¡®3rd Treatment Improvement Comprehensive Plan¡¯.
At the public hearing on this day, Seonmi Lee, Director of Policy Research at the Gwangju Social Service Institute, proposed and explained 16 projects in 4 areas to be included in the ¡®3rd Comprehensive Plan¡¯.
Next, with Cho Seok-ho, Chairman of the Environment and Welfare Committee of the Gwangju City Council as the moderator, Lee Cheol-seon, a researcher at the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs, Son Ok-soo, Director of Welfare and Health Department, Seoyoung University Professor Kim Yun-bae, and Sohwa Aram Workplace Director Kim Haeng-ran participated to discuss ways to improve the treatment of social workers.
A sticker voting event was also held for public hearing attendees to see the importance of 16 proposed projects to be included in the ¡®3rd Comprehensive Plan¡¯, attracting attention.
Oksoo Son, Director of Gwangju City Welfare and Health Department, said, ¡°As we are going through a process of collecting opinions through public hearings, we will establish and implement a comprehensive plan to improve practical treatment by reflecting the financial conditions, characteristics of each facility, and the needs of workers based on the results of this research service.¡± said.