Relationships with Employees

The strength of the MinebeaMitsumi Group is our global and diverse workforce cultivated through overseas expansion and M&A since the Company's founding, and the ongoing expansion and evolution of our manufacturing expertise.
As we take on the challenge of pursuing the Eight Spear strategy, and to solve social issues, we focus on developing and acquiring "leaders who look at the big picture, and who strengthen and evolve business through ingenuity, leadership execution skills" and "engineers who boldly confront the challenge of solving social issues through the deepening and INTEGRATION of technologies."
We strive to maximize organizational strength by fostering INTEGRATION of our diverse talents.

Corporate Philosophy (move to company site)

Human resources policy

We create new value by actively accepting differences, and take on the challenge of reform to increase corporate value and realize our management strategy.

Human resources strategy

We will discover, secure, and develop "sharp talents" individuals who can drive the business forward on their own, take on new challenges, and continually grow the Company.

FY March 2021 FY March 2022 FY March 2023 FY March 2024 Unit
Number of Employees (global) Japan Employees 8,411 8,673 10,523 10,477 people
Japanese employee on overseas assignment 0 0 0 0
Subtotal 8,411 8,673 10,523 10,477
North and South America Employees 3,511 3,373 5,856 6,127 people
Japanese employee on overseas assignment 52 56 86 88
Subtotal 3,563 3,429 5,942 6,215
Europe Employees 5,421 5,388 5,289 5,500 people
Japanese employee on overseas assignment 48 50 59 50
Subtotal 5,469 5,438 5,348 5,550
Asia
(excluding Japan)
Employees 65,094 63,663 65,400 61,110 people
Japanese employee on overseas assignment 510 491 552 541
Subtotal 65,604 64,154 65,952 61,651
Total Employees 82,437 81,097 87,068 83,214 people
Japanese employee on overseas assignment 610 597 697 679
Subtotal 83,047 81,694 87,765 83,893
Average of working years Japan Male 17.3 17.3 17.8 17.7 years
Female 17.2 16.9 16.9 16.2
Overseas Male 9.6 9.4 11.1 10.5 years
Female 12.4 12.6 15.0 13.1
Group Male 11.4 11.4 13.2 12.6 years
Female 12.5 12.7 15.1 13.3
Service status Average years of service non-consolidated 18.5 16.4 16.8 18.4 years
Average age of employees non-consolidated 44.5 44.8 44.5 45.1 years old
Proportion of female employees (group) Employees Male 36.3 36.5 38.0 40.7 %
Female 63.7 63.5 62.0 59.3
Managers Male 82.6 83.6 81.2 81.3 %
Female 17.4 16.4 18.8 18.7
New hires Male 41.0 35.4 26.2 39.7 %
Female 59.0 64.6 73.8 60.3
Proportion of female employees (non-consolidated) Employees Male 83.5 83.6 83.0 83.7 %
Female 16.5 16.4 17.0 16.3
Managers Male 98.0 98.0 97.0 96.8 %
Female 2.0 2.0 3.0 3.2
New hires Male 83.7 81.0 77.0 77.6 %
Female 16.3 19.0 23.0 22.4
Turnover rate Number of resignation non-consolidated 110 139 159 130 people
Turnover rate non-consolidated 2.46 3.03 3.50 2.50 %
Hiring ratio Number of new graduates hired Japan - 171 178 214 people
Number of mid-career hires Japan - 263 243 299
Total - 434 421 513
Ratio of mid-career hires Japan - 60.6 57.7 58.3 %
Persons with disabilities Employment ratio non-consolidated 1.74 2.50 2.49 2.57 %
Annual paid leave Number of days taken non-consolidated 12.1 12.9 14.4 14.6 days
Rate of annual paid leave taken non-consolidated 65.6 70.1 78.2 81.6 %
Employee benefits Childcare leave non-consolidated 80 89 187 183 people
Rate of childcare leave taken by male non-consolidated 3.5 14.9 41.0 53.0 %
Spousal childbirth leave non-consolidated 59 63 48 50 people
Family care leave non-consolidated 0 1 2 2 people
Award to those who have worked in the company for 30 years non-consolidated 123 132 134 100 people
Membership ratio of Employee Stock Holding Partnership Japan 67 68 66 64 %
Overtime data
(Average overtime hours/month)
Average overtime hours per head non-consolidated 2.89 3.79 4.78 5.28 hour/month
Average overtime allowance per head non-consolidated 6,743 9,326 7,131 7,768 yen/month
Gender wage gap All workers non-consolidated 75.5 76.7 78.5 78.8 %
Permanent employee non-consolidated 77.3 78.3 80.3 80.4 %
Fixed-term employee non-consolidated 77.8 87.4 92.9 99.8 %
Part-time workers non-consolidated - - 102.5 98.1 %
Investment in human capital (education expenditure per person) non-consolidated - 12,108 15,729 12,450 yen

Human Rights Policy

The MinebeaMitsumi Group regards respect for human rights of all stakeholders concerned in our corporate activities as a key issue of the basic management policy. In order to fulfill our social responsibilities as a global corporation, we have built a human rights due diligence system and support the guiding principles on Human Rights such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations Global Compact. We also have the MinebeaMitsumi Group Human Rights Policy, consisting of the following items.

MinebeaMitsumi Group Human Rights Policy

  1. Respect for basic human rights
  2. Compliance with applicable laws
  3. Respect for international human rights agreements
  4. Prohibition of child labor and restrictions on employment of young laborers
  5. Prohibition of forced labor
  6. Prohibition of discrimination
  7. Prohibition of harassment
  8. Respect for freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining
  9. Human rights due diligence
  10. Education
  11. Requests for suppliers to provide support and cooperation
  12. Information disclosure
  13. Scope

Education and Training

For our group's employees to have a deeper understanding of our company's basic management policies, including respect for human rights, we provide a variety of comprehensive training programs and education such as: e-learning programs aimed at promoting understanding of "business and human rights," onboarding training, stratified training based on the "MinebeaMitsumi Group Officer and Employee Compliance Guidelines," harassment prevention training and multi-cultural communication training to employees prior to their assignments to overseas.

Initiatives regarding Employee Human Rights

In Thailand, which is one of our largest overseas bases, our labor guidelines prohibit and impose penalties on human rights violations such as forced labor and child labor and we have obtained certification under TLS8001, Thailand's labor protection standard. At our Cebu plant in the Philippines, all 8,798 employees attended training based on the RBA Code of Conduct and learned about labor, health/safety, and ethics.
Also, we have established a whistle-blowing system and consultation desk so that our group employees and retired employees can report and consult on human rights-related issues and troubles, and we strive to prevent and reduce human rights violations by disseminating information on our company intranet and other medium.

Participation in Human Rights Education Subcommittee

The MinebeaMitsumi Group continually participates in the sectional meeting on human rights education organized by the United Nations Global Compact and collects information. As a company committed to respecting the human rights of all stakeholders, we will continue to promote respect for human rights throughout the group in collaboration with each responsible department, reduce human rights violation risks, and enhance our corporate value.

Participation in Initiatives

The MinebeaMitsumi Group serves as a global enterprise that carries out and employs 90% of its diversified workforce abroad. Everything including our products and plants are diverse and the source of our technological innovation comes from its diversity.
As we have undergone numerous instances of business integration, we uphold our spirit of equality in the promotion of human resources, allowing excellent human resources to play an active role irrespective of company of origin. We also actively recruit core human resources from outside.
In addition, we hold diversity seminars and employee networking events to realize "INTEGRATION of talent" which employees of diverse nationalities, genders, ages, and lifestyles recognize each other's abilities, experiences, and ways of thinking, and take advantage of each other. We continually hold these seminars and events and strive to create an environment where diverse human resources can demonstrate their full potential.

Promoting Active Roles for Women

As part of the act of creating organizational culture and workplace environment in which all employees can fully demonstrate their abilities, we are promoting projects specifically aimed at promoting the active participation of women. We provide training for women so that they can play an active role as leaders and managers, strengthen the recruitment of women, and create various systems that make it easier to balance between work and childcare.
The action plan formulated in April 2021 based on the Act on Promotion of Women's Participation and Advancement in the Workplace and the Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children, we have set a goal of increasing the proportion of women in new graduate recruitment to 20% or more by 2026. We also aim to increase the rate of male employees taking childcare leave, creating an environment where all employees can work efficiently and autonomously.

Since 2018, the company was incorporated into "MSCI Japan Empowering Woman Index" which is provided by Morgan Stanley Capital International Inc.
In 2021, MinebeaMitsumi received "Eruboshi" (Level 3) certification by the Japanese Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as a company that promotes Women's participation and advancement. We also obtained the "Kurumin" certification from the Tokyo Labor Bureau in 2022 as a child-care supportive company.
For the detail, please refer to [Evaluation by Society].

The action plan based on "Act on the Promotion of Female Participation and Career Advancement in the Workplace" and "Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children" (408KB/2pages)

Initiatives Regarding Employees with Disabilities

MinebeaMitsumi promotes the employment of individuals with disabilities and is working to create a workplace where everyone can play an active role with a sense of satisfaction by providing guidance from employees with specialized knowledge.
We believe that understanding, respecting, and working together with individuals who have different backgrounds further nurtures teamwork and we will make the most of it to foster human resource development that continues to grow while coexisting with diverse people.

As the scale of our business expands and globalization accelerates, the MinebeaMitsumi Group strives to foster human resources who is willing to take on the challenges of achieving goals and making changes, have ability to think and take the lead with enthusiasm with a passion for manufacturing while cooperating with team members of various nationalities.

Main domestic Stratified Training Programs

Program Participants Aim of Training
New Employee Training New employees
  • Learn the proper manners expected of working members of society, attitudes toward work, and how to carry out work duties.
  • Understand the company's Management Policy and Code of Conduct, and company rules, systems, and organization.
Junior Employee Training Employees in their second year of employment
  • Understand the company's policies, and have the initiative to develop one's career (ownership).
  • Improve one's current ability to perform work and deal with issues regarding one's growth and identifying issues in one's own department.
Leader Development Training New assistant supervisor-level employees
  • Understand the role and behavior required as intermediate level employees.
  • Learn practical process for solving workplace issues, and develop ability to proceed by gaining understanding and cooperation of relevant parties.
  • To understand the aptitudes and thoughts of one-self and utilize it in career design.
New Assistant Manager Training New assistant manager-level employees
  • Understand the role expected of assistant managers as supervisors.
  • Develop the ability to involve others in solving problems in one's workplace from the perspective of a workplace leader.
New Manager Training New manager-level employees
  • Confirm the role of a manager who is expected to carry out management innovation.
  • Learn how to energize organizations, motivate subordinates, and create trusted relationships.
New General Manager Training General managers
  • Strengthen leadership and management skills and acquire the foundations of business management skills.
Program Participants Aim of Training
Brother-Sister System New employees
  • A young employee takes on the role of mentor for a new employee and provides guidance and training over a period of six months.
  • In addition to providing work-related education and guidance, this system also supports the creation of relationships which new employees can feel free to discuss non-work-related concerns.

Developing the Next Generation Leaders

One of the important management issues is the early selection and development of leadership candidates who will help accelerate the medium-term management plan.
Our group discovers candidates from a variety of angles, including recommendations from each of the current chief and head of business unit, 360-degree evaluations of leadership behavior, and logical thinking ability diagnostic tests. We have developed a human resources pool with a three-layer structure of "candidates for a chief" "candidates for a head of Business Unit" and "young and mid-career high-potential leaders.'' We provide practical training that takes into account the circumstances of each individual candidate.
We also continuously offer an opportunity to study at Columbia University Business School and Hitotsubashi University's Financial Leadership Program, etc.
As part of our efforts to develop human resources of our overseas subsidiaries who will take on the role of local managers in the future, we send employees from major overseas group companies such as Thailand, China, the Philippines, and Germany, to Japan for one year to gain a broader perspective and management perspective.

Fair and Balanced Evaluation

At the MinebeaMitsumi Group, impartiality and objectivity are our prime concerns in evaluating the abilities and performance of our employees.
Salary increases and bonuses of all employees are linked to the Company's business results as well as based on the results of an individual's achievements and abilities. In order to reduce the bias of evaluation by the organization to which each employee belong, we have introduced a common evaluation distribution guideline, and we are working to improve transparency and fairness by giving a feed back of the evaluation results. We constantly review personnel evaluation standards and promotion standards and will continue to implement measures that can flexibly respond to changes in the working environment and employment structure so that we can create a working environment where motivated employees can fully demonstrate their abilities and feel rewarded.

Benefits and Retirement Pension Plan

We offer various benefits programs for employees. In addition to being fully equipped with various types of social insurance (health, employees' pension insurance, industrial accident, employment insurance), there are employee stock holding partnership system, rental housing provided by the company, various regional allowances, etc. We also carry out special health examinations and provide non-life insurance measures to secure talented human resources.
We provide the compensation benefit including pension and retirement under the law of each country for all employees. Especially in the USA, the UK and in Japan, we have our original pension and retirement plan.

Employee Stock Holding Partnership System

At the MinebeaMitsumi Group, we are promoting participation in the employee stock holding partnership system in order for each employee to have a "shareholder's perspective" in addition to an "employee's perspective" by owning the Company's shares. This is based on the idea that "our share price is our report card" and to further enhance each employee's passion for improving our business performance.

Incentive for Employees

At the MinebeaMitsumi Group, we have a team building monetary award system that recognizes employees and teams who have made significant achievements in proposal-based activities with the aim of improving business performance and cost reduction. This team building activity started in 2019 and is now expanding and evolving globally.

Dialogue with Employees

As recited in the MinebeaMitsumi Group Code of Conduct, the MinebeaMitsumi Group recognizes freedom of association and endeavors to build harmonious labor relations by holding regular labor-management meetings (two or more times a year) and taking other measures to actively communicate with labor unions and employee representatives on issues such as the work environment and working conditions.

MinebeaMitsumi Group Code of Conduct (move to company site)

Improvement of Employee Engagement

From the perspective of our company's sustainable growth, we believe that employee engagement is an important management indicator.
In June 2023, we conducted our first employee engagement survey targeting Japanese employees in order to understand the current state of our company and formulate and implement improvement plans.
Our overall score for "sustainable engagement" (ratio of favorable responses) was 60%, which is below the level that is generally considered to be no problems. On the other hand, our company's strengths (high degree of empathy for our corporate philosophy and attitude toward social contribution, clear and high level of understanding of our own goals and objectives) and improvement issues (transformation for the next generation, operational efficiency, communication/cooperation, talent management, etc.) became clear, and it came to light that there is a lot of room for future improvement. Furthermore, the survey showed the response rate was high for the first survey, at 85%, demonstrating the active participation of our employees.

Based on the survey results, we identified six areas for improvement: (1) creating an environment that allows work to proceed efficiently and effectively, (2) having products and services that meet our customers' needs in ahead of others, (3) creating a culture where challenges are encouraged, and (4) the company's attitude toward incorporating employee opinions, (5) strengthening human resources, and (6) creating a healthy work environment. We have started to formulate a future action plan with a focus on the company's commitment to improving above areas and began systematic efforts to improve company-wide engagement in FY 2024.

Support for Flexible Work Styles

We believe that the MinebeaMitsumi Group's consideration for employees' work-life balance is an important issue that leads to a sense of satisfaction and fulfillment. To this end, we have established a flexible system that enables employees to take time off for childbirth, childrearing, caring for family members, and other important events in their private lives.
In the action plan formulated in April 2021 based on the Act on Promotion of Women's Participation and Advancement in the Workplace and the Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children, we set our aim to further promoting and increasing the rate of male employees taking childcare leave, etc. We also consider to improve the system and expanding the scope of application to enable effective work styles according to the company's business and job type so that we can create a workplace where all employees can work efficiently and autonomously.

We obtained the "Kurumin" certification from the Tokyo Labor Bureau in 2022 as a child-care supportive company. For the detail, please refer to [Evaluation by Society].

The action plan based on "Act on the Promotion of Female Participation and Career Advancement in the Workplace" and "Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children" (408KB/2pages)

Main Welfare Systems to Balance Work, Child Care, and Family Care

Welfare Systems Description
Spousal childbirth leave Providing paid leave up to 2 days from the day a spouse of an employee is hospitalized (or have equivalent care) for childbirth until two weeks after the birth.
Maternity leave Providing leave starting from 6 weeks to due date until 8 weeks after the childbirth.
Child care leave Providing leave starting from the next day of the end of maternity leave up to the maximum of the end of the 2nd birthday of the child.
Parental leave Providing up to 4 weeks (28 days) of leave within 8 weeks after the birth of the child.
Shorter working hours for childcare Employees can select shorter working hours (up to 2 hours reduction) when raising a child up to the end of 6th grade of elementary school.
Child nursing care leave Employees can take up to 5 days (one child)/10 days (two or more children) per year to take care of their child up to the end of 3rd grade of elementary school.
Leave of absence for family care Providing leave up to 93 days in total per family member requiring care.
Shorter working hours for family care Employees can select shorter working hours (up to 2 hours reduction) when nursing a family member.
Family care leave Employees can take up to 5 days (one family member to care)/10 days (two or more) per year to take care of their family member. The leave can be taken as hourly units too.
Half-day paid leave Employees can take paid annual holidays in half-day units.
Life support leave Out of the annual paid leave that expires, up to 5 days each year and up to a maximum of 15 days can be saved as this life support leave. It can be used in one-day units for events (school entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, visiting day of school, interviews, etc.) until March of the school year in which the child turns 18 years old.

Guidelines

MinebeaMitsumi group (hereinafter referred to as the "Group") outlines its policies on occupational safety and health in the "MinebeaMitsumi Group Code of Conduct," (hereinafter referred to as the "Code of Conduct") to ensure that all officers and employees of the Group take appropriate actions in safety and health management. Integrating occupational safety and health into its global CSR procurement framework, the Group distributes the "MinebeaMitsumi Group CSR Procurement Guidelines," based on the Code of Conduct, to its business partners, seeking their understanding and cooperation.

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Excerpt from MinebeaMitsumi Group Code of Conduct

2. HEALTH AND SAFETY

The MinebeaMitsumi Group recognizes that the quality of its products and services, consistency of production, and employee morale are enhanced by a safe and healthy work environment. All MinebeaMitsumi Group companies shall adhere to the following standards regarding health and safety:

  • (1) Machine Safeguarding
    Physical guards, interlocks and barriers for machinery used by employees shall be provided where appropriate, and shall be properly maintained.
  • (2) Industrial Hygiene
    Employee exposure to chemical, biological and physical agents shall be identified, evaluated, and controlled. When hazards cannot be adequately controlled by engineering and administrative means, employees shall be provided with appropriate personal protective equipment.
  • (3) Safety
    Employee exposure to workplace safety hazards shall be identified, evaluated, and controlled through proper design, engineering and administrative controls, preventative maintenance, and safe work procedures. Where hazards cannot be adequately controlled by these means, employees shall be provided with appropriate personal protective equipment.
  • (4) Emergency Preparedness and Response
    Emergency situations and events shall be identified and assessed, and their impact minimized by implementing emergency response and recovery plans and procedures.
  • (5) Occupational Injury and Illness
    Procedures and systems shall be implemented to manage, track and report occupational injury and illness, including provisions to:
    • a) encourage worker reporting;
    • b) classify and record injury and illness cases;
    • c) provide necessary medical treatment;
    • d) investigate cases and implement corrective actions to eliminate their causes; and,
    • e) facilitate return of employees to work.
  • (6) Physically Demanding Work
    Employee exposure to physically demanding tasks, including manual material handling and heavy lifting, prolonged standing, and highly repetitive or forceful assembly tasks shall be identified, evaluated and controlled. Employees shall be provided with appropriate equipment to perform such tasks.
  • (7) Dormitory and Canteen
    Workers shall be provided with clean toilet facilities, access to potable water and sanitary food preparation and storage facilities. Worker dormitories provided by the MinebeaMitsumi Group shall be clean, safe, and provide emergency egress, adequate heat and ventilation, and reasonable personal space.

Safety and Health Management System

To achieve a workplace free from work-related accidents, the Group has established a cross-functional organization, the Group Central Safety and Health Committee. This committee collects safety and health issues from its domestic and overseas sites to enhance safety and health management standards and promote a safe, healthy work environment across the Group.
Additionally, each site regularly holds the Safety and Health Committee meetings, attended by members of specialized subcommittees focused on areas such as safety and health. These meetings serve to share progress on each subcommittee's goals. In the event of a work-related accident, fire, or other incidents, the committee promptly investigates the causes and implement countermeasures.

Safety and Health Management System

Obtained ISO 45001 Certification

The Group has earnestly expanded its business overseas, ahead of many other companies since 1970's. To comply with the laws and regulations of each country, the Group has established safety and health management rules and procedures, set up safety and health committees, and implement initiatives. The Group's major mass production sites, including major factories in Thailand, China, the Philippines, Cambodia, Singapore, and Malaysia, have obtained certification for the international standard "ISO 45001*," the international standard for occupational safety and health management system that drives continuous improvement. The Group is committed to providing a safety and healthy workplace for its local employees.

* An international standard issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS) aims to achieve the provision of a "safe and healthy workplace," "the prevention of work-related accidents and diseases," and "the improvement of occupational health and safety performance."

Initiatives for Occupational Safety and Health Management

Disaster Prevention and Response Measures in Case of Occurrence

The Group prioritizes disaster prevention by addressing even minor near-miss incidents in daily manufacturing operations. In the event of a work-related accident, fire, other incident, the Group promptly investigate the cause and implement corrective measures. Additionally, the Group shares this information across all global sites to help prevent the recurrence of similar incidents.

Regular Safety Patrols in Factories

As part of initiatives of the Safety and Health Committee, each plant of the Group regularly implements safety patrols by each subcommittee, to review previous findings, assess any environmental changes in the manufacturing site, inspect and identify hazardous areas, and discover areas for improvement. The Group also ensures thorough organization and tidiness around manufacturing equipment, proper storage of tools, and strict use of protective gear such as safety glasses an earplugs.

Response to Work-Related Accidents

The Group braces for unexpected work-related accidents at factories and offices by keeping AED, wheelchairs, stretchers, and other emergency equipment on hand. Additionally, the Group regularly conducts emergency reporting drills to ensure thorough awareness of response procedures in the event of an accident.

Safety Training and Internal Certification System

The Group conducts safety and health training for employees engaged in tasks that prioritize health and safety in the factory environment. In addition to legally required qualifications such as work supervisors, some the Group subsidiaries have established their own certification systems based on internal standards to ensure employees work safely.

Data on Work-Related Accidents

ItemFYE Mar. 2021FYE Mar. 2022FYE Mar. 2023FYE Mar. 2024Unit
Number of serious work-related accidents (fatal)
(domestic and overseas)
0000Case
Frequency*2
(domestic)
IndividualTotal working hrs.---9.118Million hrs.
Number of work-related accidents
resulting in lost time*1
---4Case
Frequency---0.44%
GroupTotal working hrs.---22.827Million hrs.
Number of work-related accidents
resulting in lost time
---9Case
Frequency ---0.39%
  • *1 Defined as work-related accidents resulting in one or more days of lost time
  • *2 Frequency = Number of work-related accidents resulting in one or more days of lost time ÷ Total working hrs. x 1,000,000 (Cases collected since FYE March 2024)
    Note: the average frequency for the manufacturing of electronic components, devices, and circuits in FY23 was 0.66.

Basic Policy

The Group strongly believes that our employees' health is the cornerstone of growth when creating new value through extraordinary "difference" and it is a driving force for demonstrating unique strength that cannot be found elsewhere.
In order to realize our corporate philosophy, the Group aims to celebrate our 100th anniversary by actively working to create a work environment where each employee is proud to work, be healthy and active, and able to show their abilities.

Health Management Promotion

The Group promotes employees' health maintenance not only by conducting statutory regular health checkups, but also age-specific examinations for lifestyle-related disease and thorough medical checkups. In addition, industrial physicians, health nurses, and other occupational health staff at domestic factories hold regular meetings to promote and improve health management across the entire Group.

Health Management for Overseas Employees

The Group has established in-house first-aid rooms with enhanced environments and services exceeding local regulatory requirements at its large-scale factories in Thailand, Cambodia, and the Philippines. These facilities are staffed 24/7 by doctors and nurses dispatched from partner hospitals, ensuring that all employees have access to prompt initial treatment for illness and injuries, as well as complimentary medication.

Health-Promoting Initiatives

As an initiative for promoting health literacy*, the Group regularly holds line-care (for those in managerial positions)/self-care trainings under the various health-related themes, including "Fostering a health-conscious workplace environment," "Mental health," "Physical activity routine," and "Why sleep matters." In addition, individuals eligible for Specific Health Guidance receive four months of personalized coaching to improve their dietary habits, followed by an evaluation of their progress.
As part of employee-engagement events, the Group also implements semi-annual walking event using smartphone apps, to help each individual develop exercise habits, and have also set up training gyms within its facilities, striving to create an environment that promotes health and well-being.

* Health literacy refers, broadly, to the ability of individuals to "gain access to, understand and use information in ways which promote and maintain good health" for themselves, their families and their communities.

Support for Balancing Work and Medical Treatment

As a support measures for balancing work and treatment, the Group has established leave and work systems that accommodate treatment needs. Additionally, the Group conducts regular meetings with both the employee and their supervisor in the returning department to encourage understanding of the support for balancing work and treatment.

Stress Assessment

Regarding mental health management, which has gained increasing social attention in recent years, the Group introduced stress assessments in fiscal year 2016. In addition to efforts to improve the workplace environment, the Group has established a system where employees can consult with occupational physicians, nurses, and psychological professionals.

Note: Participation rate for fiscal year 2024 was 92.9%.

Health-Centric Management Strategy Map

Health-Centric Management Strategy Map

Health and Productivity Management Outstanding Organization Certification

The Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organization Certification is a system jointly established by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and Nippon Kenko Kaigi, aimed at creating an environment where companies practicing excellent health management are socially recognized and honored.
MinebeaMitsumi has obtained the certification for three consecutive years since 2022.
We will continue to actively work towards creating an even more supportive environment where each employee takes pride in their work, stays healthy, thrives, and is able to fully demonstrate their capabilities."

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