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Work-related Data

Updated August 2025

Work-related Data

  • For definitions of data ranges, please refer to here.
  • This data is partially aggregated based on the definitions of the following job categories.
    ・G: Job category responsible for management and business, creating new value and promoting change
    ・M: Job category pursuing work efficiency and productivity and promoting business improvement
    ・S: Job category performing specific tasks requiring public qualifications or high expertise and supporting other job categories
Employee Composition
  • ※1Number of women in the grade one level below Manager
  • ※2Excluding the Denka Innovation Center (research facility), which is a non-production site.
  • ※3Contract employee
Employment, Recruitment, and Labor Unions
  • ※4Number of experienced people recruited as managers out of the total number of experienced people recruited on the fiscal year
  • ※5Number of regularly employed people ÷ Number of employees with disabilities × 100
  • ※6Number of rehired retirees ÷ Number of retirees × 100
  • ※7Employee ratio covered by collective labor agreements = Number of employees covered by collective labor agreements ÷ Total number of employees × 100
Number of people in Manageral Positions ※8
  • ※8Excluding Directors
Personnel Development Training
  • ※9Female employees who returned to work after taking child care leave
  • ※10Fiscal 2024 (Trial implementation): Mandatory for returnees from previous fiscal year, optional for returnees from 2-3 fiscal years ago
  • ※11Implemented only for female employees from FY2024
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
  • ※12Number of female managers (consolidated) ÷ Number of managers (consolidated) × 100
  • ※13Number of female managers (excluding seconded employees) ÷ Number of managers (excluding seconded employees) × 100
  • ※14Number of foreign national managers (excluding seconded employees) ÷ Number of managers (excluding seconded employees) × 100
  • ※15Calculated based on the provisions of the Act on Promotion of Women's Participation and Advancement in the Workplace (Act No. 64 of 2015)
  • ※16Average amount of gender pay gap that has not been corrected = [Average male wage - Average female wage] ÷ Average male wage x 100
Work-style reform and support for balancing work and family
  • ※17Number of paid leave days taken ÷ Number of paid leave days × 100
  • ※18A system that allows up to 5 days of annual paid leave to be taken in hourly units was introduced in FY2022. Number of users taking hourly paid leave ÷ Total number of employees × 100
  • ※19Number of employees taking spouse's parental leave
  • ※20From April 2022, the half-day unit for nursing leave was abolished and changed to hourly unit
  • ※21From April 2025, the name of menstrual leave will be changed, and the system will be revised to allow use for menstruation, infertility treatment, and donor activities
Health and Productivity Management
  • ※22Calculated as the number of sick leave days of all employees / the number of scheduled working days of all employees × 100
  • ※23Calculated by dividing number of employees with appropriate BMI by number of employees who received medical examinations
  • ※24Workers with high stress selected by a physician as requiring interview guidance based on stress check results
  • ※25Calculated by the number of people who answered that they have good exercise habits in health checkups ÷ number of people who received health checkups
  • ※26Calculated based on the number of people with systolic blood pressure of less than 140 and diastolic blood pressure of less than 90 among those taking antihypertensive drugs
  • ※27Percentage of registered users of the health management support service “&well” who logged in during the target fiscal year
  • ※28Percentage of those who underwent a detailed medical examination among those required to take medical examinations
  • ※29・Only offices visited by the President
    ・Sales branches and Medical branches held simultaneously
  • ※30Medical Sales Office is counted as 2 offices because it is held simultaneously at the branch
  • ※31Attendance on the day is not included for count of participant list
  • ※32Of the 22 mainstay locations
Data regarding Minimum Wage
  • ※33Minimum wage of new employees ÷ Local minimum wage ×100
Human Rights Due Diligence
  • ※34Implemented together with the Global Compliance Program (e-learning)
  • ※35Expand gradually using the number of applicable divisions for that fiscal year as the denominator.
Main unit:
8 main production sites (manufacturing 80% of Denka product sales) + 14 sales offices including head office
Consolidated:
38 consolidated subsidiaries in Japan and overseas (90% or more of Denka product sales are manufactured)
Non-consolidated sites / Domestic & Overseas Key Group Production Facilities
25 major production sites (manufacturing 90% or more of Denka product sales)
DFF Inc., Denka Company Limited CSR and Public Relations Office, Denka Company Limited IR Office, Seiwa Business Link
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Denka Group Human Rights Initiatives

Denka Group Initiatives on Human Rights

Denka Group Human Rights Policy ...

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Denka Group Human Rights Initiatives

Compliance and Engagement with Human Rights

The Denka Group Code of Ethics states, "Maintaining Good Human Relationships," and obliges all officers and employees of the Denka Group to respect individual human rights. Furthermore, the Denka Group Code of Ethics states, "Conducting Fair and...

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Denka Group Human Rights Initiatives

Denka Group's Initiatives for Labor Issues

As stated in Article 3 of the Denka Group Human Rights Policy, Denka does not tolerate any forms of child labor or forced labor. Such practices are also prohibited in the Denka Group Employment Regulations.

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Denka Group Human Rights Initiatives

Respect for the Freedom of Association and the Right to Collective Bargaining

Employees of Denka have organized the Denka Labor Union, which has the right to collective bargaining. In addition to holding labor-management consultations three times a year, the company also holds monthly liaison meetings to maintain...

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Human Resource Initiatives

Efforts for Human Resources

Creating Human Resource Value In the management plan "Mission 2030," we aim to strengthen our human resource development systems, promote diversity and inclusion, and...

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Utilization of Human Resources and Strengthening of Development Systems

Strengthening of HR utilization and development systems

What Denka Considers to be a “Specialist” Recruitment of Specialists Denka's HR System Employees' Proactive...

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Work Style Reforms

Work style reform

2022 Initiatives Conducting employee awareness survey Follow-up after employee awareness survey Employees who took employee awareness survey

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Promotion of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Promotion of diversity, equity & inclusion

Under the slogan "Bringing out your uniqueness to create Denka's uniqueness," the Denka Group aims to draw out the potential of each diverse employee working in the Denka Group and create new value as an organization.

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Health and Productivity Management

Health and Productivity Management

Code of Conduct Promotion System Health Issues and Targets Initiatives for Achieving Health and Productivity Management Health KPI Setting ...

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Occupational Safety and Health

Occupational safety and health and security

Activities in FY2024 (Company-wide Targets and Key Implementation Items) Basic Policy Code of Conduct Safety Management System ...

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Occupational Safety and Health

Basic Policy on Occupational Health, Safety, and Security

 

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Occupational Safety and Health

Safety management System

 

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Occupational Safety and Health

Ensuring safety in transportation

 

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Denka Group Sustainable Procurement Basic Policy and Guidelines

Denka Group Sustainable Procurement Basic Policy and Guidelines

The Denka Group is committed to building partnerships with all of its business partners to strengthen mutually beneficial relationships, fulfilling its social responsibilities throughout the supply chain, and...

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Our Response and Approach to Responsible Mineral Procurement

Response to and Policy on Responsible Minerals Procurement

Minerals collected in conflict areas such as the African continent may be a source of funds for forces that promote conflict activities. Therefore, regulations such as the U.S. Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and European...

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Strengthening of Partnership with the Supply Chain

Strengthening partnerships with the supply chain

Building a sustainable supply chain Conducting buyer training Communicating with suppliers Establishing a system for managing supply chain CSR

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Promotion of BCP Measures Through Raw Material Risk Evaluation

BCP measures based on raw material risk assessment

In the event of unforeseen circumstances such as large-scale natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, etc.), sudden geopolitical events, or pandemics, Denka has established a system to ensure that its raw material supply chain is not disrupted...

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Dialogue with Stakeholders

Dialogue with Stakeholders

Examples of Dialogue with Stakeholders ...

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Social Responsibility to Stakeholders

Corporate Responsibility to Stakeholders

Statement on Improving Medical Access Initiatives in Developing Countries for Pharmaceutical Development Proper Promotion of Pharmaceuticals ...

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Work-related Data

Labor data

Employee composition Recruitment, employment, and labor unions Number of managers HR development training Diversity, equity...

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Safety Performance

Safety record

Occupational accident data Occupational health and safety management system On June 14, 2023, Aomi...