ESG Social Report

In the face of social changes, such as a decrease in the workforce due to the declining birthrate in Japan and the diversification of values regarding employment, TATSUTA Electric Wire & Cable is focusing on promoting work-life management, such as securing and developing the necessary human resources, diversity and inclusion, work style reform, and health management, with the goal of creating a dynamic work environment in which diverse human resources vigorously demonstrate their abilities in the right places for the sustainable growth and development of the Company.

Work-life balance

TATSUTA Electric Wire & Cable provides workplace environments that are work-friendly for all, by implementing enhanced systems to support childcare and care for the aged and offering diverse working styles.

Diverse working styles
  • Teleworking scheme
  • Promotion of employee re-employment
  • Self-reporting system
  • Introduction of hourly annual leave
etc.
Childcare and nursing care
  • Measures to shorten regular working hours for childcare (until the end of the fiscal year when the child turns 12)
  • Childcare leave allowance
  • Subsidy for the use of nurseries, etc.
  • Special leave available to male employees upon the birth of a child (5 days)
  • Review of core time in the flextime system
  • Nursing care leave system
  • Shortened working-hour system
  • Nursing care leave allowance
etc.
Welfare and benefits
  • Relaxation of conditions placed on the usage of accumulated paid leave (volunteer activities, infertility treatment, medical exams, etc.)
etc.

Employing persons with disabilities

TATSUTA Electric Wire & Cable is striving to create environments that are work-friendly for each person based on his or her characteristics, and expanding the scope of operations. We implement initiatives in close cooperation with our employees, and maintain a high employee retention rate.

Female participation and career advancement

Basic Policy
We hire women proactively, create an environment in which they can reach their full potential, focus on their education, including career development, and thereby actively promote female participation and career advancement.

We target a proportion of 25% or more women among new hires, and 10% or more female managers by March 31, 2026. We are working to expand the scope of operations, and women are participating in many job categories.

Support for male participation in childcare

To foster a company culture in which both men and women can balance work and childcare, we specifically established the goal of “raising the percentage of male employees who take childcare leave to 50% or higher by 2025” as a KPI for the fiscal ending March 31, 2024. We will raise awareness so that employees can select diverse working styles and proceed to create work environments in which anyone can take childcare leave. In order to increase the percentage of males who take childcare leave, we have conducted internal awareness-building activities, such as informational sessions on law amendments and the childcare leave system, and seminars inviting men who have taken childcare leave as guest speakers.

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