Personnel and administration expert; former labor relations official at Ministry of Personnel Management

Hwang In-su, newly appointed standing director of the Civil Servants Pension Service [Civil Servants Pension Service]
Hwang In-su, newly appointed standing director of the Civil Servants Pension Service [Civil Servants Pension Service]

The Civil Servants Pension Service announced Wednesday that it has appointed Hwang In-su, a former labor relations official at the Ministry of Personnel Management, as its new standing director overseeing the innovation management division.

Hwang was born in 1968 in Boryeong, South Chungcheong Province. He holds a bachelor's degree in public administration from Dongguk University and a master's degree in law from Minzu University of China. He is recognized as an expert in personnel and public administration, having led government bargaining efforts to stabilize labor relations in the public sector and developed government personnel support plans.

His term begins Wednesday and runs for two years. As head of the innovation management division, he will oversee management planning, strategy development, personnel system operations and other administrative functions at the Civil Servants Pension Service.

With this appointment, the organization's key executive lineup is now complete, including President Kim Woo-ho, who took office on Oct. 2. The Civil Servants Pension Service had previously appointed Na Moon as standing director of the welfare division in April and Park Jae-kyung as standing director of the pension division in May.

Meanwhile, as of the end of August, the Civil Servants Pension Service was managing assets worth 18.13 trillion won ($13.6 billion), with a cumulative investment return of 9.84 percent so far this year.


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