Hanwha Aerospace Apologizes over Controversial Hiring Guidelines
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Hanwha Aerospace, which attempted to impose internal age and university restrictions during the recruitment process for experienced employees, has posted an apology in the name of its CEO. In an apology posted on the company website on the 27th, Hanwha Aerospace CEO Lee Boo-hwan stated, “Due to the controversy regarding our recruitment guidelines for experienced employees, which were recently reported in the media, our Han
Hanwha Aerospace has issued an official apology regarding the creation of recruitment guidelines that restrict experienced applicants based on criteria such as educational background and age. The company has decided to discipline those responsible and re-examine its entire recruitment process. In an apology posted on the company website on the 27th, Lee Boo-hwan, CEO of Hanwha Aerospace, stated, “Creating recruitment guidelines that limit an app…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jang Ha-na = Hanwha Aerospace has officially apologized for the recent controversy surrounding its 'experienced hiring guidelines.' Along with this, 'non-discrimination...
Hanwha Aerospace officially apologized on the 27th for distributing internal guidelines that restrict age and alma mater during the recruitment process for experienced professionals, and announced that it has referred the responsible party to the personnel committee to proceed with disciplinary procedures. Lee Boo-hwan, CEO of Hanwha Aerospace, posted an apology on the company's website on the 27th, stating, "We reaffirm our principle of open r…
Hanwha Aerospace has officially apologized for the recent controversy surrounding its ‘experienced hiring guidelines’ and decided to completely overhaul its human resources system to prevent a recurrence. In an apology posted on the company website on the 27th, Hanwha Aerospace CEO Lee Boo-hwan stated, “The creation of guidelines that include provisions allowing for the restriction of applicants’ opportunities based on personal conditions such a…
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