The Global Talent Program aims at strengthening global competency of outperforming
entry-level employees and fostering next-generation global leaders for the Group. Employees
selected for the program are dispatched to Group’s overseas subsidiaries and branch offices
for job training and education. After three months of an intense off-the-job training, employees
will be dispatched to Hanwha’s key overseas operations, including the U.S., Germany, China, Japan,
Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Iraq, to work as resident employees for up to two years. Upon
returning, they will be included in a special ca

HPMP is designed for all graduates joining Hanwha Group. It offers job skill training and
a loyalty building program particularly necessary in newcomers.

This program is designed to nurture regional specialists to meet the need for new project
development at affiliate companies. Manager positions are sent to overseas markets to develop
insight into the local culture and business environment. Over the one to two years of overseas
residency, they will have the opportunity to arm themselves with expertise on the region
to be able to spearhead the endeavor of building up the foundation for global projects and,
career-wise, become aspiring global talent within the organization.

Hanwha Group carries out Overseas Study Program which offers opportunities for studying
at prestigious overseas institutions to manager and team-lead positions. In-depth comprehension
for the Group’s businesses and their respective jobs as well as global competencies are requisites
for the eligibility for this program. Applicants can receive maximum three months of off-the-job
training, with the Group supporting up to 20 million won for pre-study purposes, e.g. trainings,
tests, application fees, etc. Moreover, all expenses over the entire period of study, inclusive
of salary, living expenses, tuition, and alumni association fees, are covered by the company.

Hanwha Group offers ideal training opportunities to the company’s future senior executives
through EMBA programs and AMPs, designed respectively for team leaders and executives.
Another course called Key Talent Development program selects and trains candidates
for the Group’s next leaders who are offered opportunities to cultivate their leadership and
job skill as future leaders.

This is why Hanwha Group emphasizes employee benefits particularly focused on childbirth
and childcare and puts women-related welfare on top of anything else. Hanwha subsidizes
subfertility treatment and procedure costs to encourage pregnancy and childbirth, in addition
to allowing shorter working hours and providing prenatal and baby products through
the「Hanwha Moms Package」designed to support healthy and happy births. After giving birth,
working moms at Hanwha can choose their working hours during early days of childcare.
Furthermore, the in-house daycare and nursery allow them to take care of their children
even while at work. The company also grants leave of absence around start of school semester
for parental support.

Accordingly, the Group adopts the「Refresh Leave」system, which allows employees
to take up to 10 consecutive business days to leave work and spend the time with their families.
In order to encourage actual use of Refresh leaves, employees are offered Hanwha’s accommodation
services and leisure facilities (e.g. Hanwha Resorts) at a discount or are given Welfare Points which
can be used like money. The Group wants its people to truly benefit from “refreshing” with
their families during their time off. Affiliate companies run their own welfare programs:「Family
Day」is a given day of a week designated to promote a culture of work-life balance.