Ulsan Office Workers Single Men and Women Group Blind Date.. Employment Certificate Required

【Financial News Ulsan=Choi Su-sang Reporter】 Ulsan City announced on the 31st that it will hold a special meeting event for single office workers, 'Qixi Festival, Ulsan Romantic-Day', on August 29 to celebrate the Qixi Festival.
This is the first time Ulsan City is directly hosting a matchmaking event for single men and women residing in the area.
The event is designed to provide a new meeting place for young people who find it difficult to meet precious connections due to their busy work lives.
'Ulsan Romantic-Day' will involve 80 single men and women aged 25 to 39 residing in Ulsan, participating in seven programs including a boat date from 2 to 9 PM on the day. 
The detailed program includes romance coaching and lectures, a love connection event, one-on-one whispering tour, dinner date, whale sea travel boat date, fireworks festival, and match connection in sequence.
In particular, a romance expert will provide on-site romance guidance to ease participants' tension and help them understand each other naturally through mission activities.
In this regard, Ulsan City is openly recruiting 80 single office workers (40 men and 40 women) to participate in the event.
The recruitment target is single men and women aged 25 to 39 (born 2000-1986) residing in Ulsan, and anyone working at a company located in Ulsan, regardless of whether it is a large or small company, is eligible. The recruitment period is from August 1 to 17.
The application method is to apply through the Ulsan City website and submit related documents such as an employment certificate and a detailed marriage relationship certificate.
Ulsan City plans to select 80 people (40 men and 40 women) through a random draw after document screening to verify address, age, etc.
The selection results will be individually notified via text message around August 22, and for further details, inquiries can be made to the General Affairs Department of Ulsan City Hall.
Meanwhile, Ulsan City plans to continuously discover and operate citizen-friendly programs in the future. In particular, through policies and activities that young people actually need and can empathize with, it aims to transform 'Ulsan' into a city where people want to continue living and staying, implementing policies that resonate with citizens.






ulsan@fnnews.com Choi Su-sang Reporter