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Management

Item Data
FY2023 FY2022 FY2021
Respect for Human Rights
Basic Stance on Human Rights
Initiatives to raise human rights awareness
Number of entries in diversity & human rights slogan contest 661 654 568
Human Rights Awareness Promotion Committee
└ Number of headquarters committee members 13 12 ー
└ By department / region 15 16 ー
Compliance

*The Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Group is united in its efforts to practice and promote compliance with the Mitsubishi Chemical Group (the MCG Group) based on the "One Company, One Team" system.
For details, see the Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corporation (MCG) website.
https://www.mcgc.com/english/group/compliance.html

Compliance Promotion Structure*
Number of responsible persons for compliance / persons in charge of compliance ー ー 165
Number of meetings of responsible persons for compliance / persons in charge of compliance ー ー Semiannually
Compliance Training*
List of training sessions
└ Groupwide sessions
└ Times held ー ー Once a year
└ Number of participants ー ー 4,590
└ Divisional sessions
└ Times held ー ー Once a year
└ Number of participants ー ー 4,667
└ Top management seminars
└ Times held ー ー Once a year
└ Number of participants ー ー 15
└ New employee training
└ Times held ー ー Twice a year
└ Number of participants     April: 25
August: 11 (MRs only)
└ Compliance and risk management check
└ Times held ー ー Twice a year
└ Number of participants ー ー July: 4,586
February: 4,492
Hotlines*
Number of hotline consultations
└ Workplace environment ー ー 14
└ Working condition / human resources ー ー 4
└ Embezzlement / misappropriation ー ー 0
└ Laws, regulations, rules ー ー 14
└ Other ー ー 6
└ Total ー ー 38
Risk Management
Risk Management Associated with Business Activities
Number of meetings of Risk Management Committee Twice a year Twice a year Once a year

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Environment

Item Data
FY2023 FY2022 FY2021
Environmental Management
ISO 14001 Certifications
Number of bases with ISO 14001 certification
└ Domestic 2 2 2
└ Overseas 2 2 2
Targets & Initiatives
Achievement Status of Medium-Term Environmental Action Plan 21-25
Rate of reduction in amount of greenhouse gas emissions (vs fiscal 2019, scope 1 + 2)
└ Global 29% 25% 19%
Greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 3) 713.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 700.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 628.0 thousand tons-CO2eq
Fluorocarbons
└ Amount of leakage (Domestic) 43 kg 179 kg 68 kg
└ Amount of leakage (Domestic) 74 t-CO2eq 809 t-CO2eq 117 t-CO2eq
Rate of reduction in amount of waste generated (vs. fiscal 2019, domestic) 40% 35% 21%
Rate of reduction in amount of final waste disposed (vs. fiscal 2019, domestic) 71% 53% 1%
Waste recycling rate (Domestic) 63% 59% 54%
Waste plastic emissions (Domestic) 181 tons 180 tons 303 tons
Waste plastic emission reduction rate (vs. previous fiscal year, domestic) -1% 41% -13%
Waste plastic recycling rate (Domestic) 35% 58% 52%
Rate of reduction in amount of water withdrawal (vs. fiscal 2019, domestic) 38% 37% 31%
Rate of reduction in COD emissions (vs fiscal 2019, domestic) 13% 18% 35%
Rate of reduction in chemical substance emissions (air and public waters)
└ PRTR substances (vs. previous fiscal year, domestic) -48% 50% 47%
└ PRTR substances (vs. fiscal 2019, domestic) 60% 73% 46%
└ VOCs (excluding PRTR substances) (vs. previous fiscal year, domestic) 13% -13% 24%
└ VOCs (excluding PRTR substances) (vs. fiscal 2019, domestic) 21% 9% 19%
Number of bases for which environmental audits were conducted
└ Domestic 5 5 5
└ Overseas 1 2 1
Environment-related accidents/problems, and status of environment-related legal and regulatory compliance
└ Number of environmental accidents 0 0 0
└ Amount of environmental misconduct fines 0 yen 0 yen 0 yen
Material Balance
Input
Energy
Purchased electricity
└ Domestic 65,406 MWh 69,527 MWh 74,517 MWh
└ Overseas 8,432 MWh 8,853 MWh 10,796 MWh
└ Global 73,838 MWh 78,380 MWh 85,313 MWh
Electricity generated in-house using solar power
└ Domestic 0 MWh 0 MWh 129 MWh
└ Overseas 98 MWh 43 MWh 0 MWh
└ Global 98 MWh 43 MWh 129 MWh
Gases
└ Domestic 4,401 thousand Nm3 4,745 thousand Nm3 5,077 thousand Nm3
└ Overseas 153 thousand Nm3 165 thousand Nm3 415 thousand Nm3
└ Global 4,554 thousand Nm3 4,910 thousand Nm3 5,492 thousand Nm3
Petroleum
└ Domestic 3,211 kL 3,228 kL 3,473 kL
└ Overseas 39 kL 61 kL 74 kL
└ Global 3,250 kL 3,290 kL 3,547 kL
Thermal equivalent
└ Domestic 952 thousand GJ 1,011 thousand GJ 1,085 thousand GJ
└ Overseas 92 thousand GJ 98 thousand GJ 129 thousand GJ
└ Global 1,045 thousand GJ 1,109 thousand GJ 1,214 thousand GJ
Water
Supplied water / Industrial water
└ Domestic 3,154 thousand m3 3,214 thousand m3 3,464 thousand m3
└ Overseas 23 thousand m3 22 thousand m3 32 thousand m3
└ Global 3,178 thousand m3 3,237 thousand m3 3,496 thousand m3
Fresh surface water (rivers, lakes, etc.)
└ Domestic 511 thousand m3 490 thousand m3 586 thousand m3
└ Overseas 0 thousand m3 0 thousand m3 0 thousand m3
└ Global 511 thousand m3 490 thousand m3 586 thousand m3
Groundwater
└ Domestic 0 thousand m3 2 thousand m3 7 thousand m3
└ Overseas 9 thousand m3 6 thousand m3 7 thousand m3
└ Global 9 thousand m3 9 thousand m3 14 thousand m3
Chemical Substances
PRTR substances
└ Domestic 101 tons 56 tons 72 tons
└ Overseas 0.02 tons 0.5 tons 0.6 tons
└ Global 101 tons 57 tons 73 tons
VOCs (excluding PRTR substances)
└ Domestic 800 tons 968 tons 1,007 tons
└ Overseas 4 tons 5 tons 6 tons
└ Global 804 tons 972 tons 1,013 tons
Output
Atmospheric Emissions
Greenhouse gases
└ Domestic 50 thousand tons-CO2eq 53 thousand tons-CO2eq 56 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Overseas 5 thousand tons-CO2eq 5 thousand tons-CO2eq 7 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Global 55 thousand tons-CO2eq 58 thousand tons-CO2eq 63 thousand tons-CO2eq
NOx
└ Domestic 4.2 tons 5.0 tons 6.1 tons
└ Overseas 0.6 tons 1.0 tons 1.3 tons
└ Global 4.8 tons 6.0 tons 7.3 tons
SOx
└ Domestic 1.7 tons 1.8 tons 1.9 tons
└ Overseas 0.4 tons 0.8 tons 1.1 tons
└ Global 2.2 tons 2.6 tons 2.9 tons
Particulate matter
└ Domestic 0.08 tons 0.09 tons 0.17 tons
└ Overseas 0.01 tons 0.02 tons 0.02 tons
└ Global 0.09 tons 0.11 tons 0.19 tons
PRTR substances
└ Domestic 0.6 tons 0.4 tons 0.8 tons
└ Overseas 0.0 tons 0.0 tons 0.0 tons
└ Global 0.6 tons 0.4 tons 0.8 tons
VOCs (excluding PRTR substances)
└ Domestic 14.8 tons 22.3 tons 21.0 tons
└ Overseas 0.2 tons 0.4 tons 0.5 tons
└ Global 14.9 tons 22.6 tons 21.5 tons
Wastewater
Wastewater output
└ Domestic 3,444 thousand m3 3,497 thousand m3 3,936 thousand m3
└ Overseas 24 thousand m3 22 thousand m3 28 thousand m3
└ Global 3,467 thousand m3 3,520 thousand m3 3,964 thousand m3
BOD pollution load
└ Domestic 5.3 tons 5.7 tons 4.2 tons
└ Overseas 0.1 tons 0.1 tons 0.1 tons
└ Global 5.3 tons 5.7 tons 4.2 tons
COD pollution load
└ Domestic 11.6 tons 10.9 tons 8.7 tons
└ Overseas 0.2 tons 0.2 tons 0.2 tons
└ Global 11.8 tons 11.1 tons 8.9 tons
Nitrogen
└ Domestic 3.3 tons 2.6 tons 3.4 tons
└ Overseas 0.02 tons 0.01 tons 0.03 tons
└ Global 3.3 tons 2.6 tons 3.5 tons
Phosphorus
└ Domestic 0.2 tons 0.1 tons 0.2 tons
└ Overseas 0.0 tons 0.0 tons 0.0 tons
└ Global 0.2 tons 0.1 tons 0.2 tons
PRTR substances
└ Domestic 0.01 tons 0.0 tons 0.1 tons
└ Overseas 0.00 tons 0.3 tons 0.3 tons
└ Global 0.01 tons 0.3 tons 0.4 tons
VOCs (excluding PRTR substances)
└ Domestic 16.8 tons 14.1 tons 11.2 tons
└ Overseas 2.4 tons 3.2 tons 5.3 tons
└ Global 19.1 tons 17.2 tons 16.4 tons
Waste
Waste generated
└ Domestic 1,433 tons 1,537 tons 1,866 tons
└ Overseas 141 tons 155 tons 133 tons
└ Global 1,575 tons 1,692 tons 1,999 tons
Volume of waste recycled
└ Domestic 903 tons 908 tons 1,011 tons
└ Overseas 59 tons 77 tons 74 tons
└ Global 962 tons 985 tons 1,085 tons
Final disposal
└ Domestic 12 tons 19 tons 40 tons
└ Overseas 30 tons 26 tons 20 tons
└ Global 41 tons 44 tons 59 tons
Climate Change Initiatives
Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Scope 1 Greenhouse gas emissions
└ From domestic base petroleum fuel use 8.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 8.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 8.8 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ From domestic base gas fuel use 10.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 10.8 thousand tons-CO2eq 11.6 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ From domestic base leakage of fluorocarbons 0.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.8 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.1 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ From overseas base petroleum fuel use 0.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.2 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ From overseas base gas fuel use 0.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.4 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.9 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Total global volume 18.7 thousand tons-CO2eq 20.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 21.6 thousand tons-CO2eq
Rate of reduction in amount of scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions (vs. fiscal 2019)
└ Global 33% 27% 23%
Scope 2 Greenhouse gas emissions
└ From domestic base purchases of electricity 31.4 thousand tons-CO2eq 32.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 35.2 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ From overseas base purchases of electricity 4.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 5.0 thousand tons-CO2eq 6.0 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Total global volume 36.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 37.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 41.2 thousand tons-CO2eq
Rate of reduction in amount of scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions (vs. fiscal 2019)
└ Global 27 % 24 % 17 %
Scope 1+2 Greenhouse gas emissions
└ Domestic 49.6 thousand tons-CO2eq 52.7 thousand tons-CO2eq 55.7 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Overseas 5.4 thousand tons-CO2eq 5.5 thousand tons-CO2eq 7.1 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Global 55.0 thousand tons-CO2eq 58.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 62.8 thousand tons-CO2eq
Rate of reduction in amount of scope 1 + 2 greenhouse gas emissions (vs. fiscal 2019)
└ Global 29% 25% 19%
Scope 3 Greenhouse gas emissions
└ Category 1
(Purchased goods and services)		 682.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 665.0 thousand tons-CO2eq 588.9 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 2
(Capital goods)		 17.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 20.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 22.2 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 3
(Fuel and energy related activities not included in Scope 1 or 2)		 9.0 thousand tons-CO2eq 10.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 11.0 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 4
(Transport and delivery (upstream))		 2.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 1.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 2.0 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 5
(Waste generated in operations)		 1.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 1.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 1.6 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 6
(Business travel)		 0.7 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.8 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.9 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 7
(Employee commuting)		 1.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 1.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 1.0 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Category 12
(End-of-life treatment of sold products)		 0.2 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.3 thousand tons-CO2eq 0.4 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ Total global volume 713.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 700.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 628.0 thousand tons-CO2eq
Scope 1+2+3 Greenhouse gas emissions
└ Total global volume 768.9 thousand tons-CO2eq 759.1 thousand tons-CO2eq 690.8 thousand tons-CO2eq
Reduction of Energy Consumption
Energy used (Global)
└ Petroleum fuel 118 thousand GJ 122 thousand GJ 132 thousand GJ
└ Gas fuel 208 thousand GJ 225 thousand GJ 251 thousand GJ
└ Electricity 718 thousand GJ 763 thousand GJ 832 thousand GJ
└ Total 1,045 thousand GJ 1,109 thousand GJ 1,214 thousand GJ
Initiatives to Reduce Emissions of Greenhouse Gas
Rate of Company-owned vehicles that are hybrid vehicles 70% 67% 64%
Number of Company-owned vehicles (Domestic)
└ CO2 emissions 3,596 t-CO2 3,520 t-CO2 3,576 t-CO2
└ Rate of reduction in CO2 emissions (vs. fiscal 2019) 14% 15% 14%
Fluorocarbons
└ Amount of leakage (Domestic) 43 kg 179 kg 68 kg
└ Amount of leakage (Domestic) 74 t-CO2eq 809 t-CO2eq 117 t-CO2eq
Water Resource Initiatives
Effective Use of Water Resources
Amount of water withdrawal (Global)
└ Supplied water / Industrial water 3,178 thousand m3 3,237 thousand m3 3,496 thousand m3
└ Fresh surface water (rivers) 511 thousand m3 490 thousand m3 586 thousand m3
└ Groundwater 9 thousand m3 9 thousand m3 14 thousand m3
└ Total 3,698 thousand m3 3,735 thousand m3 4,096 thousand m3
└ Rate of reduction of water withdrawal (vs. fiscal 2019) 38% 37% 31%
Amount of wastewater (Global)
└ Rivers 3,090 thousand m3 3,151 thousand m3 3,374 thousand m3
└ Ocean 317 thousand m3 307 thousand m3 477 thousand m3
└ Sewer system 60 thousand m3 62 thousand m3 113 thousand m3
└ Total 3,467 thousand m3 3,520 thousand m3 4,964 thousand m3
Initiatives to Reduce Waste and Reuse Resources
Reduction of Waste and Proper Management
Amount of waste generation (Domestic)
└ Waste generation 1,433 tons 1,537 tons 1,866 tons
└ Rate of reduction in amount of waste generated (vs. fiscal 2019) 40% 35% 21%
└ Rate of reduction in amount of waste generated (vs. previous fiscal year) 7% 18% 15%
Amount of final waste disposed (Domestic)
└ Amount of final disposal 11.6 tons 18.9 tons 39.5 tons
└ Rate of reduction in amount of final waste disposed (vs. fiscal 2019) 71% 53% 1%
└ Rate of reduction in amount of final waste disposed (vs. previous fiscal year) 38% 52% -93%
└ Final waste disposal rate 0.8% 1.2% 2.1%
Amount of waste recycled (Domestic)
└ Amount recycled 903 tons 908 tons 1,011 tons
└ Recycling rate 63% 59% 54%
Waste plastic emissions (Domestic)
└ Emissions 181 tons 180 tons 303 tons
└ Rate of reduction in amount of emissions (vs. previous fiscal year) -1% 41% -13%
Amount of waste plastic recycled (Domestic)
└ Amount recycled 63 tons 104 tons 158 tons
└ Recycling rate 35% 58% 52%
Initiatives to prevent pollution
Prevention of Water Pollution
Air pollutant emissions (Domestic)
└ NOx 4.2 tons 5.0 tons 6.1 tons
└ SOx 1.7 tons 1.8 tons 1.9 tons
└ Particulate matter 0.1 tons 0.1 tons 0.2 tons
PRTR Substances and VOC
Environmental impact on public water bodies (Domestic)
└ BOD 5.3 tons 5.7 tons 4.2 tons
└ COD 11.6 tons 10.9 tons 8.7 tons
└ Nitrogen 3.3 tons 2.6 tons 3.4 tons
└ Phosphorus 0.2 tons 0.1 tons 0.2 tons
Emission of PRTR (Domestic)
└ Amount of PRTR Class I designated chemical substances handled 101 tons 56 tons 72 tons
└ Air emissions of PRTR Class I designated chemical substances 0.6 tons 0.4 tons 0.8 tons
└ Public water emissions of PRTR Class I designated chemical substances 0.0 tons 0.0 tons 0.1 tons
└ Total PRTR emission volume (air and public waters) 0.6 tons 0.4 tons 0.9 tons
Emission of VOC (excluding PRTR) (Domestic)
└ Amount of VOCs (Excluding PRTR regulated substances) handled 800 tons 968 tons 1,007 tons
└ Air emissions of VOCs (Excluding PRTR regulated substances) 14.3 tons 22.3 tons 21.0 tons
└ Public water emissions of VOCs (Excluding PRTR regulated substances) 16.8 tons 14.1 tons 11.2 tons
└ Total VOC emissions excluding PRTR substances (air and public waters) 31.5 tons 36.3 tons 32.2 tons

Initiatives directed at Yokohama City's global warming countermeasures plan system

Plan (Japanese language only) [PDF: 382KB]
Implementation status report (Japanese language only)
[PDF: 455KB]
Environmental Accounting
Environmental Accounting
Environmental conservation costs
└ Invested
└ Pollution prevention 397 million yen 68 million yen 11 million yen
└ Global environmental protection 62 million yen 101 million yen 0 million yen
└ Recycling and reuse of resources 7 million yen 3 million yen 2 million yen
└ Upstream and downstream activities 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Administrative activities 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Research and development 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Community activities 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Environmental damage compensation 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Total 466 million yen 172 million yen 13 million yen
└ Expended
└ Pollution prevention 307 million yen 278 million yen 280 million yen
└ Global environmental protection 42 million yen 16 million yen 22 million yen
└ Recycling and reuse of resources 101 million yen 98 million yen 127 million yen
└ Upstream and downstream activities 1 million yen 1 million yen 3 million yen
└ Administrative activities 143 million yen 127 million yen 156 million yen
└ Research and development 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Community activities 0 million yen 0 million yen 0 million yen
└ Environmental damage compensation 1 million yen 1 million yen 4 million yen
└ Total 595 million yen 521 million yen 592 million yen
Environmental Conservation Effects
└ Domestic environmental performance indicators
└ Energy consumption 952 thousand GJ 1,011 thousand GJ 1,085 thousand GJ
└ Amount of water withdrawal 3,665 thousand m3 3,706 thousand m3 4,057 thousand m3
└ Scope 1 + 2 greenhouse gas emissions 50 thousand tons-CO2eq 53 thousand tons-CO2eq 56 thousand tons-CO2eq
└ SOx emissions 1.7 tons 1.8 tons 1.9 tons
└ NOx emissions 4.2 tons 5.0 tons 6.1 tons
└ Amount of waste generation 1,433 tons 1,537 tons 1,866 tons
└ Amount of waste recycled 903 tons 908 tons 1,011 tons
└ Amount of final waste disposed 12 tons 19 tons 40 tons
└ Wastewater output 3,444 thousand m3 3,497 thousand m3 3,936 thousand m3
└ Amount of PRTR substances handled 101 tons 56 tons 72 tons
└ BOD pollution load 5.3 tons 5.7 tons 4.2 tons
└ COD pollution load 11.6 tons 10.9 tons 8.7 tons
Economic benefits related to environmental protection
└ Environmental protection initiatives
└ Cost reductions through energy conservation and updating to high-efficiency equipment 25,144 thousand yen 6,829 ー
└ Income from recycling 5,289 thousand yen 18,351 ー
└ Cost reductions through recycling and conservation of resources 4,280 thousand yen 547 ー

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Society

Together with Patients and Healthcare Professionals

Item Data
FY2023 FY2022 FY2021
Stable Supply
Stable Supply of Pharmaceuticals
Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Group's manufacturing plants
└ Domestic 2 2 2
└ Overseas 3 4 4
Information Provision
MR's Responsibility: Collecting Data and Providing Information to Medical Institutions
Number of general and specialized medical representatives (MRs) (Domestic Group) ー ー Approx. 1,400
Number of general and specialized medical representatives (MRs) (Overseas Group) Approx. 430 Approx. 430 Approx. 500
Providing Information through Websites
Number of health support site visitors 20.46 million 24.25 million 31.44 million
Providing Comprehensive Information through the Medical Information Center
Number of inquiries to the Medical Information Center* 38,831 36,235 44,886

*The number of inquiries decreased since the sales of some products were relegated to other companies in fiscal 2018. The Company Q&A website is receiving an increasing number of hits.

Drug Safety / Quality Assurance
Pharmaceutical Safety Training
Pharmaceutical safety training (All employees, including executive officers) Once a year Once a year Once a year
Solving Issues Related to Improving Access to Healthcare
Promotion of R&D
Participation in the Global Health Innovative Technology Fund ✓ ✓ ✓

Together with Employees

Item Data
FY2023 FY2022 FY2021
Human Resources Development
Basic Human Resources Policy
Number of employees (as of March 31)
└ Consolidated 5,577 6,370 6,697
└ Non-consolidated 3,044 3,107 3,278
└ Men 2,290 2,354 2,490
└ Women 754 753 788
Number of new graduates hired
*Entering company on April 1 of following year		 33 17 23
└ Men 18 8 11
└ Women 15 9 12
Number of mid-career employees hired 18 24 47
└ Men 10 18 37
└ Women 8 6 10
Number of temporary employees
*Group (Domestic)		 192 163 98
Average age of employees 47.4 46.3 45.9
Average years of continuous service for employees 22.8 20.4 20.1
Employee turnover rate (voluntary turnover only)
*Group (Domestic)		 4.10% 2.91% 1.78%
Enhancing Personnel Training
In-house group training average time per year (Domestic) 3.6 1.9 2.6
Promoting Diversity & Inclusion
Actively Utilizing Diverse Human Resources
Number of employees by region
└ Japan 4,043 4,217 4,392
└ North America 282 854 922
└ EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) 193 229 223
└ Asia / Oceania 1,059 1,070 1,160
Percentage of female employees with subsection managers or higher or in management positions
*As of April 1
└ Subsection managers or higher 18.1% 17.9% 17.9%
└ Management positions 13.9% 12.9% 12.2%
Percentage of female employees 24.9% 24.3% 24.0%
Supporting Active Careers for People with Disabilities
Employment rate of people with disabilities
*Group (Domestic)		 3.09% 2.69% 2.69%
Supporting Diverse Working Styles
Utilization of leave and shorter workdays for childcare
*Group (Domestic)
└ Childcare leave 193 152 242
└ Men 87 99 131
└ Women 106 53 111
└ Shorter workdays for childcare 100 122 110
Utilization of leave and shorter workdays for nursing care
*Group (Domestic)
└ Nursing-care leave 1 2 1
└ Shorter workdays for nursing care 3 6 4
Building Sound Labor-Management Relations
Percentage of employees with right to collective bargaining (as of March 31)
*Group (Domestic)		 76.3% 72.0% 72.4%
Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Health and Safety Initiatives
Lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) (Domestic)
└ Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Group 0.00 0.13 0.11
└ (Reference) Pharmaceutical industry average 1.01 1.29 1.03
└ (Reference) Manufacturing industry average 1.29 1.25 1.31
Industrial accident severity rate*1 0.000000 0.001070 0.000900
Number of deaths due to industrial accidents 0 0 0
Employee Survey
Frequency of conducting survey Once a year Once a year Once a year
└ Number of responses 5,220 5,258 4,866
└ Response rate 89.68% 87.49% 77.02%

*1Industrial accident severity rate: Indicator that shows the degree of seriousness of industrial accidents by using the number of working days lost due to industrial accidents per 1,000 hours worked (higher numbers indicate more severe accidents)

Health and Productivity Management
Employee Health Management
Overtime work(number of people with over 360 hours overtime a year)
*Group (Domestic)		 99 86 134
Rate of taking paid time off
*Group (Domestic)
└ Average number of days used 16.9 16.6 15.3
└ Average rate of use 77.9% 77.1% 71.3%
Percentage receiving health examinations 100.0% 99.9% 99.9%
Percentage receiving stress checks 99.0% 98.7% 96.7%

Together with Local Communities and Society

Item Data
FY2023 FY2022 FY2021
Contributions to Medical Care and Welfare
Support for Patients with Intractable Diseases and their Families
Support for intractable disease patient organizations: The Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Tenohira Partner Program 17 16 13
Amount of monetary support 9.75 million yen 8.87 million yen 8.24 million yen
Contributing to Developing Countries
TABLE FOR TWO(TFT)
└ Number of meals contributed from the TFT menu 2,609 meals 2,303 meals 2,500 meals
└ Number of meals contributed from TFT vending machines 2,658 meals 2,244 meals 5,660 meals
Supporting vaccination through recycling
└ Polio vaccine estimate (used books, CDs, and DVDs) 11,225 doses 9,281 doses 34,633 doses
└ Polio vaccine estimate (PET bottle caps) 110 doses ー ー
Development of Science and Technology
Support for Research Foundations
Grants of the SENSHIN Medical Research Foundation
Number of research grants 105 108 110
Amount of monetary support 134.0 million yen 137.0 million yen 143.0 million yen
Grants of the Japan Foundation for Applied Enzymology
Number of research grants 165 159 160
Amount of monetary support 82.3 million yen 88.5 million yen 82.7 million yen
Promotion of Local Communities
Number of visitors to the historical museum
＊Including viewers of the "Virtual Tour" video in FY2020		 5,113 3,362 546
Number of visitors to the Yoshitomi Summer Festival 2,200 1,200 Not held
Others
Amount of donations related to social contribution 490 million yen 743 million yen 760 million yen
Number of people taking days off for volunteer activities 9 1 2

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