Korloy was included in an article in the Herald Economy, a comprehensive daily economic media, as 'companies that have become prestigious through donations and volunteer work.'
The article deals with the Sustainability of companies selected as 'Corporate Donor' by Community Chest of Korea, and covers KORLOY's love-sharing management, such as KORLOY's participation in donation activities and projects.
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Companies that have become ‘prestigious’ through donations and volunteer work… Sharing DNA also promotes growth
DINE affiliate super alloy tool manufacturer KORLOY, including Chairman Hye-seop Yoon, CEO Jeong-hyun Yim, and DINE president Su-min Yim, are members of the Community Chest of Korea Honor Society, and KORLOY is listed as a social prestige company and a good workplace.
Prestigious company executives and employees had different DNA. They participated in the support of low-income families in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, special fundraising for the vulnerable class due to COVID-19, and special fundraising for wildfire damage, and have continued scholarship programs for low-income students for 13 years.
In particular, for the low-income class in the local community (Cheongju, Jincheon) where the factory is located, they have been donating cash and goods for 20 years, and this year, they participated in designated donation projects such as supporting medical expenses for low-income class in Siheung City and sponsoring disabled children. The employees also participated in a blood donation campaign.
Even all employees purchased rice and daily necessities with their overtime and annual leave pay and donated them to Sajik 1-dong, Cheongju, which shows the sharing DNA and passion of the employees of DINE and KORLOY.
The article can be viewed via the link below.
