MATERIALITY

The Mynavi Group has identified five material issues that it should prioritize and tackle to achieve its Purpose and to achieve a sustainable society, based on its Basic Sustainability Policy.

Process of identifying material issues

We identified material issues as follows.

Materiality matrix

Mynavi Group Materiality

Climate action

As climate change becomes even more serious, the damage that humanity and society suffer from natural disasters, such as typhoons, torrential rains, earthquakes, tsunamis, severe droughts, and water shortages, could be far more significant than we anticipate. We tackle the problem of climate change to prevent, to the maximum extent possible, a crisis that could pose threat to our learning and our work and to ensure that we and future generations will be able to lead safe and rich lives.

Contributing to the development of society through business

In these times of VUCA—volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity—society has been changing at an accelerating pace year by year. In order to illuminate a formerly undefined future, we defy stereotypes and continue to offer new services that are able to meet a variety of needs and address all kinds of social issues. Not only do we support career development and help create a better work environment, but we also innovate to broaden people’s potential, thereby contributing to the development of society.

Promoting decent work

As the working population decreases and work styles become increasingly diversified, it is important to provide a workplace environment in which all employees are able to demonstrate their ability, and thereby ensure that all employees are able to envision a promising future. We establish a workplace environment that values employees’ well-being and provide workplaces where employees are able to feel a sense of fulfillment about their work and perform at their best.

Promoting respect for human rights and diversity

We accept diverse values and value respecting all people we work with. We promote respect for human rights and diversity, while also endeavoring to create an organizational culture in which diverse people are able to demonstrate their ability, regardless of gender, age, race, nationality, or whether they have any disability or not.

Conducting business in a responsible way

Managing information properly is one of the important responsibilities for Mynavi, which mainly provides services using the Internet, information technology, and data. We ensure that all employees have keen awareness about information management, endeavor to promote compliance and strengthen corporate governance, and act in a just way, in order to contribute to building a sustainable society. In addition, we also conduct business in a transparent way.

Materiality System

Sustainability promotion PJ targets and action plan of the administrative divisions

Climate action

Commitments	Targets for the 52nd fiscal year	Action plan
Reduce CO2 emissions	Calculate our CO2 emissions (for the period from October 2022 to September 2023) (only for the emissions from the parent company of the Mynavi Group)	– Calculate emissions from the use of gasoline (for the period from October 2023 to September 2024) – Shift to LED lights　 – Introduce a system to automatically turn off lights in large-scale offices　 – Promote initiatives for placing plants in offices　 – Use FSC-certified paper for our publications – Go paperless – Place internal signage – Implement an initiative to introduce electronic signatures for stamped documents and electronic contracts for newly registered payees – Implement Cool Biz and Warm Biz initiatives, encouraging employees to dress casually at office to reduce energy consumption for air conditioning – Use environmentally friendly products such as Eco Mark-certified products – Reduce waste and reduce the amount of purchased goods – Sort waste to promote recycling
Provide environmental education and to implement awareness raising initiatives	Increase the percentage of employees taking the e-Learning course about the environment	– Encourage employees to take the e-Learning course – Implement initiatives to raise awareness about environmental problems

Contributing to the development of society through business

Commitments	Targets for the 52nd fiscal year	Action plan
Increase the number of cases of providing career support services	Calculation of the number of users who received our career support servicesPDF (51nd fiscal year：5.26 million)	– Set a long-term cumulative target – Survey the user satisfaction level for our career support services – Consider targets for the Mynavi Group and other targets

Promoting decent work

Commitments	Targets for the 52nd fiscal year	Action plan
Develop workplaces that ensure employees’ security and safety	Continue to be recognized as a KENKO Investment for Health company	– Make use of stress check – Provide safety and health education
Improve employees’ work-life balance	The percentage of employees using our employee benefits services: 60%	– Encourage employees to use our employee benefits services – Encourage employees to take paid leave – Improve our leave and temporary leave systems
Promote work styles that help both our company and employees to deliver good performance	Identify issues related to work styles that help employees to deliver good performance, and take measures to enhance and improve our systems	Improve, examine, and optimize our systems related to work styles – Telecommuting system – Staggered hours system – Explore other systems related to new work styles

Promoting respect for human rights and diversity

Commitments	Targets for the 52nd fiscal year	Action plan
Develop and implement policies and measures to deepen all employees’ understanding about human rights	Develop and implement a human rights policy	– Develop and implement a human rights policy – Establish a consultation and whistleblowing hotline
Strengthen diversity initiatives	Foster a culture that values diversity	– Manage talent to help employees perform at their best – Provide training to promote employees’ understanding about diversity

Conducting business in a responsible way

Commitments	Targets for the 52nd fiscal year	Action plan
Establish an information security management system	Reduce the number of serious incidents Maintain ISMS certification (only for the divisions that have obtained the certification)	– Improve our incident response process flow – Provide internal information security services – Cooperate with other companies’ CSIRTs
Manage personal information properly	The percentage of employees who have completed the e-Learning course about personal information: 100% Maintain the recognition as a Privacy Mark company	– Encourage employees to take the e-Learning course – Provide information security training for officers – Audit contractors
Promote compliance management	The goal of compliance training course attendance rate: 100% Increase the visibility of our consultation and whistleblowing hotline	– Continuously provide compliance training – Regularly survey our workplace environment
Ensure product safety and reliability	Reduce serious incidents due to systems	– Assess vulnerability and take measures to manage vulnerability – Conduct a security review – Implement the IT-BCP guideline – Enhance internal information security services
Conduct marketing properly, including following a code of advertising ethics and establishing a system to assess advertisements	Maintain the appropriateness of advertisement content Reduce problems due to representation Continue to follow the recruitment advertisement assessment standards	– Follow the editing guideline – Follow the rule on representation of superiority – Regulate stealth marketing – Follow the recruitment advertisement assessment standards – Establish a hotline to answer inquiries from job seekers and establish the process flow
Enhance our risk management system	Improve and examine our risk management system	– Implement a BCP project to establish a more effective risk management system – Assess vulnerability and take measures to manage vulnerability – Cooperate with the compliance and risk management committee

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