MMC WAY (Behavioral Guidelines)
The Company believes that “Human Resources” is the key to
achieving sustainable growth and enhancing corporate value,
especially amid a rapidly changing business environment.
Accordingly, we established the “MMC WAY” in FY2017 as a
common action guideline that is shared among the organization
and all employees who work here, and serves as a “Foundation”
on which to proceed. In light of the significant changes in the
Group’s operating environment, the Representative Executive
Officer, President & CEO, and top management team engaged
in discussions to determine the ideal path for the Group, taking
employee feedback into account. As a result, we have updated
the “MMC WAY” in FY2022. We have organized what is important for us as a company and as individuals in the new “MMC WAY,” and we are taking on challenges together as one toward the realization of our Vision and Mission.
The first two items in the new “MMC WAY” set forth the
fundamental values that underpin the Company’s actions. They
call on us to “think of our customers first” as the foundation for
earning “society’s trust” and to “contribute to the advancement
of society” through our corporate activities. These two items
incorporate the Group’s message that every employee
must remember our raison d’etre: satisfying customers and
contributing to society through corporate activities. With the
other three items, we have expressed important elements in the
previous “MMC WAY” more specifically and clearly.
The “MMC WAY,” the behavioral guidelines that outline the
principles that the Company values, is reflected in our personnel
evaluation system. We have introduced a multi-faceted competency
evaluation based on three pillars: the “MMC WAY,” “Human
Resource Development and Organizational Management,” and
“Expertise.” This aims to encourage proactive employee growth.
Basic Framework
MITSUBISHI MOTORS Group is committed to human resource development that embodies the “MMC WAY,” our behavioral guidelines that are in place to carry out our Vision and Mission. We recognize the importance of providing an environment in which each individual can work with a sense of fulfillment, fully utilize their abilities, remain engaged, and maintain good physical and mental health and vigor, and we are promoting a variety of initiatives to this end.
Management Structure
The company has established the Human Resources Development Council, consisting of the Executive Officer, President & CEO and other members of the management team to promote
and implement human resources strategies that are linked to
management strategies. Once a month, the council systematically
discusses and examines issues and policies related to securing
and developing human resources, which are directly related to
corporate competitiveness.
We are formulating an optimal personnel plan that
incorporates strengthening the expertise of each function that
supports our business to develop powertrain control systems
for electric vehicles, expanding the scope of various elemental
technologies, promoting carbon neutrality, driving digitalization,
and exploring new business areas. We thoroughly analyze the
internal and external environment and market trends surrounding
our company, while considering such matters as creating a rewarding workplace where employees can work with peace of mind and showcase their abilities, expanding development opportunities, including education and training to encourage employee challenges and growth, and creating an attractive company that can attract talented people from both inside and outside the Company.
Through open discussions at human resources
development meetings, we review and evaluate existing measures,
as well as consider and deliberate new initiatives.
Human Resource Evaluation and Compensation
In our evaluation and compensation system, we have adopted
a multifaceted competency (behavioral) evaluation that
incorporates not only performance achievement evaluations
based on a target management system but also the three pillars of the behavioral guideline “MMC WAY,” “Human Resource Development and Organizational Management,” and “Expertise,
thereby building a framework that captures individual
performance and growth from multiple perspectives.
For managerial personnel, we assign them the role of
promoting organizational revitalization through management
and practice of human resource management that contributes
to strengthening our management foundation by: (1) Sharing
organizational goals and fostering a sense of responsibility for
achieving these objectives, (2) Enhancing incentives for achieving
objectives, (3) Enforcing expected mindsets and behaviors, and (4)
Making appointments and promotions according to merit.
For non-management personnel, we have established a
framework to foster both organizational unity and individual
growth by: (1) Sharing organizational goals and cultivating
awareness toward their achievement; (2) Enhancing
transparency and a sense of fairness in evaluation and
treatment; and (3) Promoting the penetration of the Company’s
corporate philosophy and code of conduct.
Furthermore, we are working to create an environment that
supports career development and further enhances employee
motivation by designing a remuneration system that accurately
evaluates the level of responsibility associated with each position
and the degree of individual contribution to the Company, and
appropriately reflects these factors in compensation. Particularly
for management-level employees, we strive to instill a sense
of participation in management and strong ownership. To
ensure transparency and fairness, we incorporate a company
performance-linked component into bonuses.
In terms of wage levels, in addition to complying with
applicable laws and regulations, we ensure appropriate
compensation based on job responsibilities while fully
considering industry standards. In addition, we are committed
to eliminating unjustified wage disparities based on race,
nationality, gender, and other factors and to maintaining fair
and trustworthy operation of our compensation system.
In addition, to improve the ease of working for our employees and maintain and enhance their motivation, we have introduced the following welfare and benefits programs:
- Dormitory and company housing programs
- Employee cafeterias
- Retirement allowance and defined contribution pension programs
- Employee stock ownership plan
- Asset-building support program
- Cafeteria plan
- Discounted use of recreational facilities
- Group insurance
- In-house childcare facility (“Dia Kids”)
and others.
HR Strategy
To realize sustainable growth, it
is essential to create a workplace environment where all
employees can work in good physical and mental health, feel
their work is rewarding, and fully demonstrate their capabilities.
In addition, amid unprecedented changes in the operating
environment, we recognize that strengthening education and
reskilling to accelerate digital transformation (DX) and create
new businesses, as well as securing and utilizing human
resources with diverse values and backgrounds, are critical
elements that will determine our competitiveness as a company.
Based on this recognition, the Company has positioned
the following three pillars at the core of its human resource
strategy: “Build better work environment,” “Enhance companywide
learning opportunities and reskilling programs,” and
“Strategically secure and diverse workforce,” and is
focusing on formulating and implementing concrete measures.