Presentation materials and webcast of the Sustainability Briefing: Enhancing Corporate Value through the Evolution of Work-Style Reforms
May 26, 2022 at 09:38 am EDT
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Sustainability Briefing
Enhancing Corporate Value through the Evolution of Work-Style Reforms
May 25, 2022
Today's Agenda
What We Sought with the Original Programs
Start ofWork-Style Reforms
Quantitative Achievements
Onto the Next Stage
Relationship betweenWork-Style Reforms and Sustainability
Evaluations from the Macro Perspective of the Country
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1. What We Sought with the Original Programs
What We Sought with the Original Programs (1999-)
1999
Major revisions to HR programs
(introduced job salary)
Aiming to be an "Employee-Friendly Company"
1) Abandonment of numerical targets that diverged from reality
Appointing of overseas national staff to senior managers, Accepting overseas national staffs at the head office, Certain number of mid-career hires every year, Percentage of newly hired career-track female employees
2) Negative effect of program expansion
Shortened work hours for childcare, Leave for employees whose spouses are transferred overseas
Mismatches with the front lines,
Increase in employees abusing their rights
Start of Work-Style Reforms (2010)
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2. Start of Work-Style Reforms
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Itochu Corporation is a diversified group organized around 8 areas of activity:
- distribution of food products (34.9% of net sales): frozen food, vegetable oil, sweeteners, sugars, etc.;
- distribution of hydrocarbons (23.3%): hydrocarbons (natural gas, oil products, bioethanol, etc.). The group also develops manufacturing of chemical products activity;
- manufacturing and sale of industrial and construction machines, vehicles and ships (9.7%);
- production of metals and coal (8.5%);
- sale of consumer products (8.4%). The group also develops forest products sale and real estate development activities;
- distribution of computing and telecommunication equipments (7%): data transmission, Internet access, media content broadcasting and mobile telephony equipments. The group also offers financial services;
- sale of textile products (3.6%);
- other (4.6%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Japan (79.5%), Singapore (5.4%), the United States (4.5%), Australia (3.1%), China (2.8%) and other (4.7%).
ITOCHU CORPORATION 
