PeopleDiversity and inclusion
Targets |
1. Promotion of active participation by women: 10% of managerial positions to be held by women by the end of FY2027 2. Promotion of mid-career hiring: Active hiring of people with varied experiences, skills, and expertise 3. Hiring of and active participation by people of varied attributes ●We will conduct year-round recruitment of people with varied attributes, give consideration to employment based on those attributes, and provide opportunities for activities that make the most of people's individual skills and attributes. |
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Performance(FY2024) |
Major achievements in FY2024 were as following figures 1. Promotion of active participation by women
2. Promotion of mid-career hiring
3. Recruitment of and active participation by people with diverse characteristics
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Measures |
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Basic approach to diversity and inclusion
To expand creative business activities, the Daiseki Group embraces "diversity and inclusion". To resolve social issues and continue creating new value with speed, we need to make the most of the knowledge held by diverse human resources and generate new ideas and innovations. We create and maintain an environment in which human resources with diverse values and various ways of thinking can fully demonstrate their individuality and capabilities with respect for one another, regardless of nationality, gender, or other attributes. The Daiseki Group recognizes diversity in race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, nationality, presence of disabilities, and other attributes, and respects all human rights.
Promotion of diversity in the Daiseki Group
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Ratio of numbers of employees by gender
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Ratio of numbers of employees in managerial positions by gender
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Ratio of numbers of employees in managerial positions by new graduates/mid-career employment
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Numbers of directors by gender
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Numbers of new employees by gender
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Numbers of new employees by gender
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Average years of service by gender
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Average annual salary by gender