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NH NongHyup Bank chief writes first letter for ethics mailbox campaign

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • NH NongHyup Bank is running an ethics mailbox campaign during Chuseok to promote gratitude and respect among employees.
  • Bank chief Kang Tae-young became the first participant and sent employees a message of thanks.
  • The program has operated around major holidays since 2017 as part of the bankโ€™s ethics culture initiatives.

NH NongHyup Bank is using handwritten letters to encourage a culture of gratitude and respect among its employees during Chuseok.

Bank chief Kang Tae-young became the first participant in the companyโ€™s โ€œEthics Sympathy Mailboxโ€ campaign, sending a message of thanks to employees. The program allows workers to write letters expressing gratitude and encouragement to colleagues, seniors and juniors.

NH NongHyup Bank has run the initiative around major holidays since 2017. It says the program helps strengthen communication among employees and promote an ethical management culture.

Kang said, โ€œI am grateful for the efforts of all our employees. By sharing our gratitude through handwritten letters, let us work together to build an even warmer and more trusted NongHyup Bank.โ€ The bank said it plans to reinforce an organizational culture that practices ethical management in daily work, based on its โ€œBack to Basics principles,โ€ while continuing to emphasize fundamentals and rules.

I am grateful for the efforts of all our employees. By sharing our gratitude through handwritten letters, let us work together to build an even warmer and more trusted NongHyup Bank.

· Kang Tae-youngThe NH NongHyup Bank chiefโ€™s message for the first participation in the holiday ethics mailbox campaign.
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