J.Y. Park revealed the reason why he invests 2 billion won annually in an organic cafeteria for JYP Idol Producers.
Singer J.Y. Park revealed the background behind his decision to invest 2 billion won annually in an organic cafeteria within the JYP headquarters, stemming from his sympathy for Idol Producers who had to rely on convenience store food for their meals. He operates the cafeteria with the mindset that his own children are eating there, and plans to expand the kitchen facilities in the new headquarters to provide healthy meals to more members.
The MBC variety show 'Point of Omniscient Interfere' depicts J.Y. Park's meticulous care for his employees' health and his rigorous self-management, such as maintaining a body fat percentage of 9.2% for his new song 'WET' at the age of 54. J.Y. Park practices a family-like management philosophy by personally sharing nutritional knowledge to promote the health of his staff.
JYP is equipped with various welfare systems for its employees, including an in-house cafe and gym, in addition to its organic menu. Regarding these welfare investments, J.Y. Park conveys his sincerity that he earns money for the health and happiness of the company's members, pursuing sustainable growth.
JYP's Commitment to Employee Wellness
J.Y. Park invests 2 billion KRW annually into the JYP Entertainment company cafeteria to provide organic meals for 500 staff and trainees. The initiative began after Park witnessed trainees relying on convenience store food, leading him to prioritize healthy, organic nutrition as a core company benefit.
J.Y. Park's Dedication to Performance
At 54 years old, J.Y. Park continues to maintain peak physical condition, recently achieving a 9.2% body fat percentage for his latest musical project, 'WET'. His commitment to his craft as a singer is highlighted in the latest episode of 'Point of Omniscient Interfere', showcasing his rigorous preparation for new content.