Social Well-being

In these uncertain times, Fujitsu is promoting Work Life Shift as the New Normal to generate higher employee productivity than ever before, while ensuring that creativity and innovation continue to grow. Work Life Shift is a concept that achieves employee Well-being by not only focusing on ‘work’, but by completely shifting the ‘job’ and the ‘lifestyle’. We are implementing various initiatives, both in terms of personnel systems and workplace environment changes, that will allow us to create and deliver value for our customers regardless of location or time and that will enable the ongoing transformation of Fujitsu itself. The Work Life Shift offering consists of three key categories: Smart Working, Borderless Office, and Culture Change.

In April 2017, Fujitsu formally introduced a telework system that allows for flexible ways of working that are not tied to a specific location. This system is available to all Fujitsu parent company employees in Japan and includes working from home or a satellite office as well as working during business trips.
The telework system facilitates business continuity in emergency situations such as the spread of infectious diseases and during natural disasters, providing for work innovations such as holding online meetings and digitizing written materials. It also provides an environment that makes it easier for employees with other commitments, such as raising children or caring for relatives, to continue working, helping Fujitsu to support and retain and attract valuable personnel.

The Fujitsu Group aims to improve the well-being and productivity of every employee through a variety of initiatives aimed at reducing long working hours. By promoting Work Life Shift, we aim to implement practical hybrid work modes that combine real and virtual work to suit job goals, thereby improving productivity and creativity in work styles that create new value.

Fujitsu and its domestic Group companies aim to generate new forms of value through Work-Life Synergies. We support each employee’s efforts to enrich their career with initiatives in areas such as childcare and nursing care.

The Fujitsu Group launched the VOICE Program in October 2020, as a project to "not only listen indirectly to customers' ‘voices’, but also listen more directly and more often" as well as to "directly link the opinions of all Fujitsu Group employees to management". The concept of VOICE is symbolized by the slogan "change one's voice into a force and create a wind of change". This is an activity that aims to heighten corporate competitiveness by collecting the ‘voices’ of customers and employees and – by using them to speed up decision-making in business activities – thereby change behavior, raise awareness, and generate encounters.
As part of efforts to enhance the workplace environment, we periodically conduct surveys related to Work Life Shift and the results are reflected in a range of measures that leverage the VOICE program, such as business process reforms and the review of systems and operations. This leads to improvements in employee experience and employee engagement.

Fujitsu has a union shop agreement with the Fujitsu Labor Union. Based on this, we hold discussions on various conditions of employment conditions and explain management policies and business conditions, along with business reorganization and other matters, to employees through regular and ad hoc meetings such as the Labor Council or Productivity Council. These agreements also stipulate the collective bargaining rights of the union.
In Europe, the Fujitsu European Labor Relations Council Annual General Meeting has taken place every year since 2000, with the overall financial conditions of the Fujitsu Group and other issues shared with employee representatives from Fujitsu Group companies.
Fujitsu has established a contact point to direct inquiries to a dedicated service desk. This is part of a structure that is designed to make it easy for employees to seek guidance on human resource and administrative operations.

The Fujitsu Group uses an in-house social media network to strengthen the ties between people all around the world, enabling diverse and talented employees to engage in communication that goes beyond the organization. As communities become more diverse, this network offers spontaneous forms of communication for employees that extends beyond mere interchanges within the organization, encouraging new business plans, secondary jobs and workations, and allowing exchanges of information on careers in the life sphere, such as child-raising and caring.
It is also used by employees to discuss opinions and aspirations circulating in the community, such as staff management policies and the environment.

In June 2021, the Fujitsu Group initiated a project to design psychological safety into its organizational environment such that the environment will promote mutual trust among its employees as they tackle challenges and experience failures.

The discretionary working system applies to 20% of employees, while the flex time system applies to 77% of employees (Fujitsu Limited)

The telework rate is around 70%.

The unionization rate is 77.0% (Fujitsu Limited) *Calculation basis includes managers and non-regular employees who are not union members.