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Top Japanese companies for CSR in UK
This post is also available in: JapaneseOnly around 10% of Japanese companies in the UK mention any charitable donations in their annual reports, and yet according to Toyo Keizai, many of the largest Japanese companies in the UK top the rankings for contributions to corporate social responsibility, measured in Yen.* Top of the ranking is…
EU-Japan EPA Forum panel discussion on PR and the stakeholder ecosystem
This post is also available in: JapanesePernille Rudlin will be moderating a panel at the 3rd EU Japan EPA Forum at 13:30 BST/14:30 CET/21:30 JST on May 11 on “The value of strategic communications and public relations in the Shareholder and Stakeholder Ecosystem. What are the strategic tools? Why, when and how?”with panellists from Fujitsu,…
Where Japanese employees feel most engaged
This post is also available in: JapaneseThere isn’t really a Japanese word for employee engagement, which tells you something in itself, so the concept of “hatarakigai” – which Google Translate renders as “rewarding work” – is more often used when conducting surveys on employee engagement. Foreign companies tend to dominate surveys of top hatarakigai companies…
Most popular employers for graduate men in Japan are companies that would make their mum proud
This post is also available in: JapaneseIt’s probably a legacy from the good old sexist days in Japan when men and women followed very different corporate entry paths that Toyo Keizai chooses to split its graduate employer popularity ranking between males and females. Back in the day, men tended to be graduates of 4 year…
Top 30 Japanese employers in Germany compared to the UK
Japanese investment in the UK reflects the UK’s strengths in services, particularly financial and commercial, as a centre of international trade, whereas Japanese investment in Germany reflects traditional German manufacturing and engineering strengths.
Japanese companies’ employee numbers shrinking more in Europe than elsewhere
This post is also available in: JapaneseThe quarterly survey by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry reveals that employment in Japanese companies in Europe fell more than other regions in October to December 2020, a reflection of the continued declines in capital investment and sales in the region. Globally, Japanese companies’ sales improved 3.8%…
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