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LG Display adds kiosks that let employees donate money

By Minjun ParkKorea
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LG Display said last Wednesday it has installed electronic kiosks in its facilities across the country, helping employees make donations easily. The company said employees can swipe their identity cards on the kiosks and make donations ranging from 1,000 won ($0.88) to 10,000 won, which will be automatically deducted from their paychecks.

LG Display said the project was designed to encourage employees to participate in making contributions to the community.

LG said 4,000 employees have participated so far in raising 60 million won.

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary aim of LG Display's new kiosk initiative?

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The project was designed to encourage LG Display's employees to participate in making contributions to the community. It provides an easy way for staff to donate directly from their paychecks using electronic kiosks.

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How much money can employees donate using the new kiosks?

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Employees can donate between 1,000 won and 10,000 won using the kiosks. These amounts are automatically deducted from their paychecks after they swipe their identity cards.

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How many employees have participated in this donation project so far?

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So far, 4,000 employees have participated in the donation project. Their combined contributions have raised a total of 60 million won since the kiosks were installed.

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