PROMOTION OF WORK-LIFE BALANCE

Promotion of work-life balance

We support employment environment and promote work-life balance to cope with both work and their families and to exert their own ability enough followings;

Purposes

  • ・reducing overtime work.
  • ・promoting to acquire annual paid holiday
  • ・promoting to acquire childcare leave and short-time work system for employees who have preschool children.
  • ・Arranging working environment for woman to show their identity and ability.

Concrete steps

  • ・Carrying out a monthly check of working hours of every employees for the reduction of overtime work.
  • ・Sharing problems about the sections or employees that have a low acquisition rate and improvement of acquisition rate for promoting to acquire annual paid holiday.
  • ・Apply a flex-time system to every employees.
  • ・Compellation of promoting to acquire annual paid holiday and no-overtime day regularly.
  • ・Carrying out a stress check to prevent a mental slump of managers before they happen.
  • ・Reflection of employees’ voices to company from labor union through labor‐management consultation.
  • ・Arranging a safe work environment through Safety and Health Committee for working.
  • ・Enhancing the training content for managers, and foster an awareness of management regardless of gender.
  • ・Disseminate information about the childcare leave system and confirm the intention to take leave individually.
  •  (Operation in accordance with the 2022 Revised Child Care and Nursing Care Leave Law)

Current status of women's activities

      April-2021 April-2022 April-2023
    Percentage of female workers in line  managers 6.0% 6.3% 6.6%

      April-2021 April-2022 April-2023
    Average years of service for women 7.3 years 8.1 years 8.1 years
  • Difference in Average years of service for men and women:women 8 years and 1 month
  •                              (men 12 years and 8 month)as of April 2023

  • FY2022 All employees Full-time(Regular)  employees Part-time/Fixed-term  employees
    Salary gap for men and women 75.2% 74.0% 57.6%
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