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Diversity Initiatives and Work-Style Reforms

First written in FY2021. 3 of 5 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2023. Latest entry: FY2026.

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ProgressHeldSoftenedWorseFirst statedFY2021 – FY2022AdvancedFY2023 – FY20262021: 120212022: 120222023: 120232024: 020242025: 120252026: 12026
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  1. FY2026AdvancedAnnual report

    「By fiscal 2030, we aim for women to account for at least 35% of employees and at least 15% of management, and are working to increase the proportion of women among newly promoted managers.」

    As of April 2026, women accounted for 32.8% of employees and 10.0% of management, updating progress toward the fiscal 2030 targets of 35% and 15%. The rate of male employees taking childcare leave was 76.7%.
  2. FY2025AdvancedAnnual report

    「By fiscal 2030, we aim for women to account for at least 35% of employees and at least 15% of management, and are working to increase the proportion of women among newly promoted managers.」

    Women accounted for 31.5% of employees and 9.1% of management, and the fiscal 2030 targets of 35% and 15% were disclosed. The rate of male employees taking childcare leave or childcare-related leave was 79.2%.
  3. FY2023AdvancedAnnual report

    「We will achieve one of the material issues related to social value creation under our medium-term management plan: “Male employees’ rate of taking childcare leave plus childcare-related leave: 50% in fiscal 2024 and 100% in fiscal 2030.”」

    Regarding diversity and work-style reforms, numerical targets were disclosed for male employees’ rate of taking childcare leave and childcare-related leave: 50% in fiscal 2024 and 100% in fiscal 2030.
  4. FY2022RestatedAnnual report

    「Maintaining a 50% male and 50% female ratio among new graduate hires」

    Diversity and work-style reforms continued through specific measures including the advancement of women, work-life balance support, employee engagement and the development of global talent.
  5. FY2021First statedAnnual report

    「Promoting diversity and implementing work-style reforms …Obtaining the “Kurumin” and “Eruboshi” certification marks, holding forums, promoting IT adoption, creating new personnel systems, and establishing telework and other practices」

    Work-style reforms encompassing diversity, IT adoption, personnel systems and telework, among other areas, were organised concretely for the first time as a priority issue.
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