Sustainability

The OPEN HOUSE Group stipulates the Human Rights Policy and Employee Code of Conduct in accordance with various laws and regulations with the aim of appropriately building labor-management relations. We aspire to build ideal labor-management relations by protecting the human rights of our employees and by facilitating development of environments where employees are able to take action while correctly understanding human rights and labor issues.
In addition, we strive to prevent various forms of harassment by engaging in initiatives that include carrying out harassment awareness training in the course of holding manager training sessions and establishing consultation hotlines both in-house and externally. We also continuously facilitate understanding and awareness of human rights, particularly at our company-wide morning assemblies where management regularly disseminates information in-house on preventing harassment.

The OPEN HOUSE Group regards its human resources as its most important business asset. It accordingly focuses on maintaining and acquiring outstanding talent while also continuously carrying out education and training programs geared to developing the skills of its employees. With our aim to “attract a wide range of motivated people and create an organization that rewards results” as cited under our Corporate Philosophy, we accordingly promote employees irrespective of their age and other such considerations, and furthermore strive to develop professionals who will serve as our driving force for business growth and who are poised to assume responsibility as management in the future.

The OPEN HOUSE Group has established personnel systems set up to furnish rewards and opportunities for promotion in a manner duly valuing employees who have achieved successful outcomes irrespective of their particular year of employment. Meanwhile, ever since our founding we have painstakingly acted to ensure that our performance evaluation systems are fair. We accordingly evaluate employees in a highly transparent and impartial manner, having devised quantitative means of evaluating employee results and achievements even with respect to those other than sales representatives.

Empowering young employees

We comply with minimum wage regulations at all of our business locations, and to pay wages that are adapted to trends of wage increases in countries around the world in addition to consideration for living wages.
We have established “Attract a wide range of motivated people and create an organization that rewards results” as part of our corporate philosophy. To identify potential in our young employees, we are creating an environment that empowers young personnel through incentives including increased wages.

Trends in starting salary for new graduate employees

(Open House Group Co., Ltd., Open House Co., Ltd., Open House Development Co., Ltd.)

The OPEN HOUSE Group develops human resources in line with our Corporate Philosophy and Corporate Principles. We accordingly emphasize the notion of fostering a positive attitude toward work and honing the ability to take action, above and beyond skills. We also maintain a robust organizational culture created as a result of consistently developing shared values, while also maintaining the capacity for taking a thorough approach to work, which is firmly rooted in each and every employee. This, we believe, underpins the strengths of the OPEN HOUSE Group organization.
The notion of developing leaders and managers for the next generation serves as a pillar of our talent development efforts over the medium to long term. We assign outstanding talent to certain positions at an early stage and furthermore provide such individuals with opportunities for growth by exposing them to managerial experience and having them engage in new career missions.

OPEN HOUSE talent development programs

The OPEN HOUSE Group provides support for skills enhancement through helping employees gain various qualifications.
We provide training according to a stage-based approach geared to years of employment and employment grade, thereby working to improve each and every employee’s attitude toward work and their productivity, while also providing environments that strike a balance between corporate growth and growth of individual employees.

Promoting in-house communications

To ensure that all employees including new employees can understand the direction of the OPEN HOUSE Group, we are striving to create an environment in which talent development can be conducted throughout the entire Group.
In addition, we also seek to provide fair opportunities regardless of an employee’s age or position. To such ends, we arrange opportunities for each and every employee to engage in dialogue directly with top management, particularly through forums that include weekly morning assemblies for all employees (including those held remotely) as well as a training course reflecting our founder carried out by the founder himself, our President & CEO, for the sake of new employees in their first year on the job.

Questionnaires administered after in-house training

The OPEN HOUSE Group administers post-training questionnaires in order to gain a better understanding of training participants and in order to improve the content of the training. We furthermore strive to improve training content drawing on feedback from training participants.

Financial incentive scheme for acquisition of qualifications

The OPEN HOUSE Group has set up a financial incentive scheme to encourage employees to obtain certifications. Taking into consideration the difficulty and the importance of acquiring these certifications, the company will provide incentives of up to 500,000 yen to those who obtains them. Furthermore, the renewal costs of the Group approved certifications are to be covered by the company.
The following are examples of qualifications applicable for the incentive scheme.

To support both childcare and the careers of our employees, the OPEN HOUSE Group has set up its own flexible employment scheme, thereby making it easier for employees to engage in work.

We have set up two separate shifts that provide for flexible scheduling with respect to starting and ending hours so that employees are able to set work taking into account daycare center drop-off and pick-up times. Employees raising children and those who are pregnant are able to take advantage of the employment scheme, per company approval.

The OPEN HOUSE Group offers various fringe benefit plan options arranged to achieve greater employee satisfaction and more abundance for their families. We have adopted our own unique options relevant to the OPEN HOUSE Group’s businesses, such that include enrollment in defined contribution plans, enrollment in comprehensive welfare group term insurance paid for by OPEN HOUSE, employee stock ownership plans, and congratulatory payment for childbirth.

Based on the concept of human resources described above, the OPEN HOUSE Group has established hiring departments and is actively engaged in new graduate and mid-career hiring activities at all of its bases other than the Tokyo metropolitan area where its head office is located.
In addition, our Group's Regional co-creation Project, which is mainly undertaken in rural areas, contributes to job creation associated with new businesses in the region and to the maintenance of local jobs through business revitalization projects.
Through active employment at these bases, we aim to secure excellent human resources and contribute to the revitalization of local communities and the creation of economic benefits.

*1. Turnover rate of new graduates as of April 1st, three years after their initial year of employment.

*2. The number of older employees aged 60 years or over, including temporary staff.

*3. Prior to September 2020: Open House Group Co., Ltd., Open House Co., Ltd., Open House Development Co., Ltd., Open House Architect Co., Ltd., HAWK ONE CORPORATION
September 2021: In addition to the companies listed prior to September 2020, PRESSANCE CORPORATION CO., Ltd. is included (following its consolidation as a subsidiary in January 2021, reflected in the data from the September 2021 period).

*4. The number does not include individuals who were unable to attend due to unavoidable circumstances (such as those on parental leave or sick leave).

*5. Prior to September 2020: Open House Group Co., Ltd., Open House Co., Ltd., Open House Development Co., Ltd.
September 2021: In addition to the companies listed prior to September 2020, Open House Architect Co., Ltd., HAWK ONE CORPORATION are included.