A Future with Diverse Human Resources

Under VISION2030, we are taking on seven challenges as part of our management strategy. One of these challenges is our sustainability strategy, and within this, we have set "create the future with diverse human resources" as a material issue of our management foundation. We are addressing this issue from three perspectives, namely developing human resources, utilizing human resources, and fostering an organizational culture. Through these efforts, we will increase employee engagement, thereby raising human productivity levels and increasing the amount of profit generated per employee. These profits will be returned to employees through salaries, creating a beneficial cycle that will further raise employee engagement and enhance corporate value.

Targets and performance indicators

Materiality Target Target
year
Performance
indicators
FY 2024
results

A Future with Diverse Human Resources

1

Increase employee engagement

Stress check score average
(utilizing the Lively Workplace Comprehensive Assessment)

Latest 3 years average

12.0 points or higher

13.2 points

2

Developing and utilizing human resources for innovation

(1) Global human resources consisting of:
a) Employees who have completed cross-cultural understanding and management training
b) Employees with language skills other than Japanese

By FY
2027

(1)
a) 1,000 employees
b) 250 employees

(1)
a) 1,211 employees
b) 160 employees

(2) Digital/DX human resources consisting of:
a) Employees who obtained IT Passport certification and completed basic skills training
b) Employees who have completed data analysis and utilization training

(2)
a) 600 employees
b) 100 employees

(2)
a) 452 employees
b) 17 employees

(3) Marketing human resources consisting of:
a) Employees who have completed basic skills training
b) Employees who have completed of digital marketing training

(3)
a) 1,000 employees
b) 180 employees

(3)
a) 477 employees
b) 170 employees

3

Achieving health management

(1) Health checkup rate through

By FY
2030

(1) Maintained 100%

(1) 100%

(2) Stress check results rate
(general health risk level of 120 or higher for sector)

(2) 3.0% or below

(2) 3.9%

4

Ensuring occupational health and safety

(1) Occupational accident rate (lost time)

By FY
2030

(1) 1.0% or below

(1) 0%

(2) Occupational accident rate (fatalities)

(2) Maintained 0%

(2) 0%

Respect for diversity and human rights

5

Promotion of Diversity & Inclusion

(1) Ratio of female employees in management positions

By FY
2030

(1) 50%

(1) 45.6%

(2) Ratio of female employees aspiring to hold management positions

(2) 70%

(2) 69.9%

(3) Overall rating in women's proactiveness in the workplace

(3) Maintained 12.5 points

(3) 12.6 points

(4) Ratio of male employees taking paternity leave

(4) Maintained 100%

(4) 100%

(5) Ratio of male employees taking longer than 30 days of paternity leave

(5) 50%

(5) 66.7%

(6) Employment rate of people with disabilities

(6) 5%

(6) 4.66%

  • The table above covers FANCL Corporation alone. "Stress check score average" and "Overall rating in women's proactiveness in the workplace" covers consolidated companies in Japan. "Employment rate of people with disabilities" covers the entire FANCL Group.

The three perspectives

Overview of human resources strategy

Outlook

In order to accelerate the coordination of human resource strategies that improve our ability to implement management strategy, we have established the human capital portfolio that will be required to achieve Vision2030 and we are allocating and training personnel accordingly. Specifically, in addition to training that covers digitalization, DX, and marketing, which are the strong points of our business model, we are also teaching globalization and management skills that will be key to corporate growth in the future.

Initiatives based on human resource strategy

Developing human resources

Utilizing human resources

Fostering an organizational culture

Employee Engagement

Sustainability