Promotion of Activities for Diverse Human Resources
Toward Promotion of Activities for Diverse Human Resources
As the working population continues to decline due to the declining birthrate and aging population, we believe that
creating an organization that employs diverse personalities and abilities is essential for survival as a global
company. We are actively promoting the hiring of women, but the ratio of female employees (including managers) is not
high, and we have no female executives. Therefore, to create a workplace environment where women can play an even more
active role, we have formulated a three-year action plan (2025-2030) consisting of three priority goals, and we are
strengthening and promoting our initiatives.
Ratio of women in managerial and general positions(TACHI-S business locations in Japan)
Action Plan for Promotion of the Advancement of Women
(April 2025 to March 2030)
- Objective 1.Increase the percentage of women in hiring to at least 30%.
- Objective 2.Increase the percentage of women in management positions to 15% or more.
- Objective 3.Limit the average total annual working hours in indirect workplaces to 2,000 hours or less.
Employment of People with Disabilities
We actively promote employment of people with disabilities, whether in our offices or on manufacturing floors.
In addition, ongoing education is provided for managers to promote employment and further their success in the
workplace.
Number of employed people with disabilities (TACHI-S business locations in Japan)(unit: persons)
Promoting Employment of Senior Employees
As individual awareness of employment changes with the diversification of life plans, we introduced a system that
allows individuals to choose their own career paths, and we completely support people staying in their jobs until the
age of 60. We are striving to improve lifelong job satisfaction by providing highly satisfactory reemployment
opportunities that meet individual needs through enhanced training programs. By doing this, we aim to motivate veteran
and younger employees and revitalize the organization.
Second career related systems
Number of re-employed senior employees (TACHI-S business locations in Japan)(unit: persons)
Promotion of National Staff Activities
As a result of our rapid global business development, our consolidated net sales (285,394 million yen) and employees
(10,560), including those of our overseas businesses, have greatly exceeded the net sales (107,272 million yen) and number
of employees (1,226) of our domestic (non-consolidated) businesses. There is an urgent need to develop National Staff
(local) to entrust management of our overseas business bases.
To do this, we are actively promoting the development and success of our National Staff by deliberately assigning them
to top management positions in overseas operating companies, dispatching them to Japan on a fixed term basis, and
selecting them for human resource development programs.
Active participation of overseas employees
Experience of working on assignment from Mexico to Japan
Over many years, TACHI-S has worked sincerely to develop overseas management, and we have endeavored to promote
diversity at the managerial and decision-making levels within the organization.
My stay in Japan has been a challenge for TACHI-S to learn how to embrace diversity at the upper levels of the
organization. Personally, it has been a challenge for me to bring new perspectives and value to the company
while dealing with different countries. I am pleased to have the opportunity to be involved in this type of
initiative at such a great company.
※Assignment to North America from fiscal year 2025
Seconded from Mexico Affiliate to the Program Management Department at Headquarters
Japan and Mexico are very different, so this move was an entirely new experience for me. I was able to show my
skills and learn so much from the other members. The differences between the two sides have created various ways of
working. I am very happy working at TACHI-S.
Everyone is very kind and they look for ways to share the different parts of our cultures. I hope that this program
will be continued and evolve over time. I think we still have many things to learn from each region to become a
great company.