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Korean compensation trends and the outlook for this year will be the focus of the coming British Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting.
The meeting on March 8 will also examine trends in compensation and total awards.
Held at the Grand Hyatt’s Paris Grill, the event at 8 a.m. will be moderated by Aon Hewitt senior consultant Simon Ferry.
Based in Seoul, Ferry regularly updates regional and global stakeholders on the Korean compensation and benefits environment.
Ferry has more than a decade’s experience in human resource consulting having worked in Korea for more than four years and also in England.
Reservations must be placed by noon on March 6 to administrator@bcck.or.kr. The cost to attend the meeting is 20,000 won and includes a continental breakfast. More information visit www.bcck.or.kr, or call (02) 720-9406.
The meeting on March 8 will also examine trends in compensation and total awards.
Held at the Grand Hyatt’s Paris Grill, the event at 8 a.m. will be moderated by Aon Hewitt senior consultant Simon Ferry.
Based in Seoul, Ferry regularly updates regional and global stakeholders on the Korean compensation and benefits environment.
Ferry has more than a decade’s experience in human resource consulting having worked in Korea for more than four years and also in England.
Reservations must be placed by noon on March 6 to administrator@bcck.or.kr. The cost to attend the meeting is 20,000 won and includes a continental breakfast. More information visit www.bcck.or.kr, or call (02) 720-9406.
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Articles by Korea Herald
