SustainabilitySUSTAINABILITY

Efforts regarding Health Management/Occupational

Health Management Policy

Based on our corporate philosophy, “Everything we do is for our customers,” we aim to be the No. 1 company in the industry in Japan and to become a competitive world-class company.
To this end, it is essential that each and every one of our employees is healthy in mind and body and that we are a team of professionals with integrity and high professional ethics.
We also believe that an energetic corporate culture based on a work environment that allows for smooth communication, job satisfaction, and the health of employees and their families is extremely important for the sustainable growth of a company and that the value of our existence can be enhanced by continuing to maintain and improve the health of our employees.
We will continue to implement various health promotion initiatives to encourage all employees to pursue health maintenance and improvement of their own volition.


Promotion System

The Company has organized the "Health Management Promotion Committee" and is implementing health management initiatives. The committee is chaired by the Senior Executive Officer Head of the Administration Headquarters. It is supervised by the Board of Directors under the Group Management Headquarters Meeting, and a system is in place for reporting the content of each meeting. Under the chairperson, the General Manager of the Personnel Department and the Personnel Team, industrial physicians, public health nurses, the Diversity Promotion Committee, and the Safety and Health Committee work together to set targets in consideration of annual health issues and implement each measure.

  • The Diversity Promotion Committee is a Committee that discusses and develops plans for promoting diversity, reforming working style, and health management.

Health Management Initiatives

Prevention of mental health disorders
We will implement measures for the mental health of employees so that they can maintain their mental health and continue to work with job satisfaction and vigor.
<Aiming to Reduce Absenteeism>
Absenteeism 2024/3 0.72%
Absenteeism refers to time off work due to health problems.During the year ended March 31, 2024, 4 out of a total of 549 eligible employees took one month or more off work due to illness, representing a proportion of 4÷549=0.72%.
Promotion of work–life balance
We will strive to promote a work–life balance so that employees can maintain their mental and physical health and can spend quality time with their families and friends.
<Main Initiatives>
Promoting the use of paid leave and enhancing the hourly paid leave system
Establishing an in-house fitness gym
Inviting expert training coaches to implement internal consultation and training support
<Aiming to reduce of losses due to presenteeism>
Presenteeism 2024/3 94.5%
Presenteeism refers to continuing to undertake work (duties) despite health problems.
During the year ended March 31, 2024, we conducted the presenteeism survey WLQ-J (a Japanese language version of the Work Limitations Questionnaire developed by Tufts University) on 576 employees eligible for stress checks (including contract employees and others). As a result, we found an average level of presenteeism among employees equal to 94.5%.
The benchmark level is 94.0%, with levels lower than this considered to indicate reduced employee performance and productivity.


Issues We Hope to Address through Health Management

Initiatives for the prevention of lifestyle-related diseases and for the early detection of diseases
To understand the prevalence of various risks related to obesity, high blood pressure, and hyperglycemia, which are lifestyle-related diseases, we will work to further improve the company’s welfare system for the prevention of lifestyle-related diseases and for the early detection of cancer and other diseases.
<Quantitative Targets>
[Glucose metabolism] HbA1c NGSP
Employees with a result of 10.0 or above
⇒100% attendance at hospital
*HbA1c 10.0% or above (NGSP) represents the level at which restrictions become necessary to ensure stable employment due to the high risk of brain and heart disease and sudden death.

[Blood pressure]
Employees with a systolic blood pressure of 180 or above and/or diastolic blood pressure of 110 or above
⇒100% attendance at hospital
*Systolic blood pressure of 180 or above and/or diastolic blood pressure of 110 or above (Grade 3 hypertension) represents the level at which restrictions become necessary to ensure stable employment due to the high risk of brain and heart disease and sudden death.

Increase the proportion of employees receiving specific health guidance for the first time
10.5% ⇒ 18% or above
*Specific health guidance is a form of health support provided to persons considered at high risk of lifestyle diseases based on the results of specific diagnosis and who are expected to benefit significantly from lifestyle improvements. At the initial consultation, a doctor, public health nurse, dietitian, or other health professional provides patients with support in lifestyle improvement based on factors such as each individual’s state of health and living environment.


To address our targets for health management, we will work with industrial physicians and public health nurses to enhance our systems to promote occupational health while also collaborating with health insurance organizations to encourage employees to improve their own health.

Recognized as a 2026 Certified Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organization

We believe that it is essential for each and every employee to be healthy both mentally and physically, and to operate as a group of professionals with integrity and high corporate ethics. We also believe that an energetic corporate culture centered on a work environment that allows for smooth communication, job satisfaction, and the health of our employees and their families is extremely important for the Company’s sustainable growth and that the value of our existence can be enhanced by continuing to maintain and improve employee health.
Accordingly, we have implemented various initiatives, including organizing a Health Management Promotion Committee and analyzing employee health checkup results to identify high-risk individuals and develop targeted approaches. For these efforts, we were recognized as a 2026 Outstanding Organization of KENKO Investment for Health (Large Enterprise Category), the fourth consecutive year of our receiving such recognition.

*Please see here for specific data on health management.



Occupational Safety and Health

Basic Approach

The Kaga Electronics Group considers it our vital responsibility to provide an environment where every employee can work safely, securely, and in good physical and mental health. We have established a system for occupational safety and health management based on strict compliance with laws and regulations, and are committed to creating a healthy and comfortable workplace while striving for continuous improvement.

Structure and Initiatives

Our Group’s Safety and Health Committee meets once a month under the oversight of the Director in charge of the Health Management Promotion System to discuss issues and improvement measures related to occupational safety and health across our entire organization. We also strive to maintain employee health and improve the workplace environment through measures such as regular health checkups, various special health examinations, consultations with occupational physicians, and stress checks.

● Prevention of long working hours
To prevent excessive overtime, we monitor the overtime work status of all employees each month and share this data with the head of each department. This enables us to establish mechanisms that lead to early corrective action and strengthen working hour management for each organization. We also established recommended paid leave days starting in FY2019 to encourage planned vacation time as an initiative to promote work-life balance. In addition, by introducing an hourly paid leave system and a remote working system to support diverse work styles, we are advancing the creation of an environment where each employee can work comfortably.

● Maintaining and improving the work environment
To prevent workplace accidents and create a safe workplace, we continue to conduct regular workplace inspections, implement stress checks, and identify and reduce occupational safety and health risks.
Additionally, we conduct engagement surveys to gauge employee perceptions of the workplace environment. Our FY2025 workplace environment Diffusion Index (DI) score was 65.3, indicating a favorable overall survey trend.

● Education and awareness activities
We continuously provide education and training to enhance safety awareness and prevent accidents.
  ・Safe driving training
  ・Activities to eradicate drunk driving (utilizing breathalyzers)
  ・Evacuation drills and first aid training
  ・Installation of AEDs and training on their use

Based on the results of these initiatives, the Kaga Electronics Group will continue to strive toward creating a more comfortable workplace environment where employees can work in good physical and mental health.


Utilization of welfare facilities

With the aim of maintaining and improving the health of employees as well as providing them with a better work-life balance, in addition to resort facilities in Japan and overseas and contract golf courses, the Kaga Electronics Group also owns company retreat centers in Hakone, Karuizawa, Atami, and Kyoto (Miyazu City) as well as two cabin cruiser yachts (Yokohama and Kyoto) as company-owned welfare facilities. These facilities are widely used, with an average utilization rate of 66.5%*. We are making efforts to create a comfortable working environment to help enrich the recreational environment for employees.
Moreover, in August 2023, we opened a training room for employees in the Kaga Electronics Head Office building that boasts the latest in AI-equipped machines that help ensure optimal training tailored to each employee’s physical characteristics through the use of electronic tags, and, in June 2024, we opened a similar training room in the Head Office Building Annex. We will continue to implement various health promotion initiatives so that all of our employees can voluntarily maintain and improve their health.

* Utilization rate reflecting frequency of facility occupancy on days preceding Sundays or national holidays from April 2023 to March 2024.

  • A Company-owned cruiser yacht
  • Training room(Kaga Electronics Head Office)
  • Training room(Annex)