South Korea's 100-year-old grandmother Kim Sook-ja still goes to work every day and is honored by Hanwha Insurance

Kim Sook-ja, a 100-year-old grandmother in South Korea, still goes to work every day. (Picture taken from Daum Cafe, a South Korean online community)

Kim Sook-ja (김숙자, transliteration), a 100-year-old grandmother in South Korea, still works at Hanwha Casualty Insurance (한화손해보험) every day. On the 22nd, the company specially held a "Centennial Heritage of Insurance Planners" tribute ceremony for her.

According to Yonhap News Agency, Kim Sook-ja was born in 1926. She joined the Hanwha Casualty Insurance family in 1983 and has received consecutive long-term service awards for 20, 30, and 40 years. She still reports to the company every day. At 100 years old, she is also the oldest insurance planner at Hanwha.

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Kim Sook-ja smiled and said that she has been serving customers at Hanwha Casualty Insurance for 43 years. She is very happy that the company and her family recognize this wonderful employment experience. Hanwha said that Kim Sook-ja is still active at the age of 100 and is undoubtedly a valuable asset to the company. They will continue to pass on Kim Sook-ja's experience.

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