South Korea to Replace Heads of Two Public Institutions
L'essentiel
- South Korea's Ministry of Finance and Economy announced Friday it will seek to replace the heads of the Government Employees Pension Service and KOICA following an annual performance review.
- Seven institutions received the lowest grade under the evaluation system.
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Pourquoi c'est important
South Korea's Ministry of Finance and Economy conducts annual performance reviews for public institutions. Based on these reviews, the ministry can recommend changes in leadership.
SEOUL, June 19 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will seek to replace the heads of two public institutions following an annual performance review, the finance ministry said Friday.
The Ministry of Finance and Economy decided to seek the removal of the heads of the Government Employees Pension Service and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), based on the evaluations made by the Ownership Steering Committee, tasked with assessing the performance of public institutions.
Among the organizations reviewed, seven received the lowest grade under the six-tier evaluation system for the performance of their chief executives.
The remaining five were not subject to dismissal recommendations as they were not in office during the evaluation period.
Questions ouvertes
- Who are the current heads of the two institutions?
- What specific performance issues led to the dismissal recommendations?
