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Eung-tae Kim, Director General of the Inspection and Protection Bureau at the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, stated, "We will thoroughly inspect dismissed public officials to prevent illegal re-employment and foster an upright public service." ACRC announced it identified 17 former public officials who violated employment restriction regulations among 1,515 individuals dismissed for corrupt practices over the past five years.
Under the Anti-Corruption Act, officials dismissed for corruption or fined over 3 million won are prohibited from employment at public institutions, related entities, or affiliated private firms for five years. The investigation revealed violations across public institutions (7 cases), related business partners (6 cases), and corruption-linked entities (4 cases).
Specific violations involved a former A-agency deputy director dismissed for bribery who subsequently joined a contractor firm dealing with his previous department. Similarly, a former B-agency division head joined an affiliated firm to which his former department had issued guarantees.
Repeated violations were also uncovered. A former C-agency deputy director, previously reported to authorities in late 2025 for illegal employment, was found to have taken another job at a corruption-linked entity. Another former D-agency employee was caught securing employment at yet another public institution despite previous referral for multiple illegal appointments.
ACRC stated that it plans to file criminal complaints against 10 violators, request employment termination for 7 currently employed individuals, and issue caution notices to institutions regarding 7 subsistence-level employment cases.
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Eung-tae Kim, Director General of the Inspection and Protection Bureau at the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, stated, "We will thoroughly inspect dismissed public officials to prevent illegal re-employment and foster an upright public service." ACRC announced it identified 17 former public officials who violated employment restriction regulations among 1,515 individuals dismissed for corrupt practices over the past five years.
Under the Anti-Corruption Act, officials dismissed for corruption or fined over 3 million won are prohibited from employment at public institutions, related entities, or affiliated private firms for five years. The investigation revealed violations across public institutions (7 cases), related business partners (6 cases), and corruption-linked entities (4 cases).
Specific violations involved a former A-agency deputy director dismissed for bribery who subsequently joined a contractor firm dealing with his previous department. Similarly, a former B-agency division head joined an affiliated firm to which his former department had issued guarantees.
Repeated violations were also uncovered. A former C-agency deputy director, previously reported to authorities in late 2025 for illegal employment, was found to have taken another job at a corruption-linked entity. Another former D-agency employee was caught securing employment at yet another public institution despite previous referral for multiple illegal appointments.
ACRC stated that it plans to file criminal complaints against 10 violators, request employment termination for 7 currently employed individuals, and issue caution notices to institutions regarding 7 subsistence-level employment cases.
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