Prosecutor Kim Hak-hyun, former Vice President of the FTC

The prosecution is investigating the suspicion of illegal re-employment of former and current officials of the Fair Trade Commission (FTC), called Kim Hak-hyun (61 years old), vice president of Korea Fair Trade Commission today

Former Vice President Kim has reduced allegations of violation of fair trade law by former vice president Kim Jong Il, and said: In exchange, they are suspected of helping or tolerating the illegal re-employment of their leaders. The prosecution plans to interview the former vice president about the circumstances of the hiring process.

Former Vice President Kim is wary of the use of the Korean Fair Competition Federation in this process. The prosecution has twice searched the fair competition Yeongdeungpo-gu Korea for seizure.

The Federation has been suspected of having inadequate relations with the Fair Trade Commission through its internal program.

The prosecution also investigated former Vice President Shin Young-sun (57), who succeeded former Vice President Kim, as former suspect the day before.

Shin, former vice president, was named vice president of the FTC after the secretary general last year.

According to the Law on the Ethics of Civil Servants, an official of grade 4 or higher will be employed for 3 years from the date of his retirement in a place closely related to the work of the Ministry or the Ministry. institution to which he belongs.

On March 20, the prosecution investigated related data after seizing the FTC group of companies, the Operations Support Department and the Referee Management Office on the 20th of last month. The same month, the company seized foreclosures from companies such as Shinsegae Payments, Daelim Industrial, Jungwoo Pharmaceutical and JW Holdings, as well as the Center for Innovation and Ethics of Personnel in charge of the company. Retirement Public Service Jobs

Hyundai, Kia Motors, Hyundai E & C, Hyundai Department Store, Kupang, and Yuhan-Kimberly also obtained forfeited documents for violating the law on the occupation. ethics in the public service. The majority of these companies would have been willing to recruit former FTC officials because of the nature of the industry, which is often mentioned in the FTC investigation.

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