Our Basic Philosophy clearly states our dedication to enhancing the quality of life as a team of professionals leading the creation of new value.
As the expectations of society and our customers diversify, the values that we are expected to deliver are also changing. To continue creating this type of new value, all of us at TTDC must combine to make the best of our strengths and shared values, build even stronger mutual respect, and raise each other up even further.
For us, enabling the active participation of every team member means building a diverse foundation for our activities and utilizing the strength provided by that foundation throughout our organization and communities to give everyone the opportunity to thrive, rather than just a limited number of people.
This approach of widening the diverse potential within the company to build an even better future as a team is how we define the concept of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).
We are working to realize ideal workplace environments that enable everyone to take on challenges in their own way, achieve personal growth, and look to the future with hope.
At the same time, we want to combine the strengths of everyone in TTDC to deliver new and even more widely applicable value to our customers and communities.
-- TTDC intends to further promote our concept of DEI through the perspectives of both our workplace culture as well as our systems and standards to become a company capable of achieving this objective.
President
As the requirements of our customers and the world at large undergo constant and dramatic changes in the current business environment, we have to respond with a full and varied range of solutions. For this purpose, we depend on the professional achievements of diverse groups of people. Under these conditions, we believe that making our company and workplaces women-friendly will allow each and every employee to exercise their abilities to the fullest. We regard this as a crucial wellspring that will help us create new value as a company.
We have already implemented programs to help balance work and child care, and to foster an awareness of women taking charge of their own success as part of our efforts to build an environment that is both physically and psychologically supportive. These programs have won high praise from outside the company. We are working to increase understanding of these programs across our whole workforce, and we hope that our employees will make full use of the systems available to realize both self-actualization and quality work.
We declare that we will make every effort to further promote a workplace culture that facilitates the careers of women.
Examples of key existing TTDC initiatives:
Certifications and awards:
We have received recognition and awards for our diversity initiatives.
L Star Certification
This certification is awarded to companies that have made outstanding progress to promote the careers of women in the context of the Act of Promotion of Women's Participation and Advancement in the Workplace.
In August 2020, we were the first company in Toyota city to receive this certification.
Aichi Women-Friendly Company Certification
This certification is awarded by Aichi Prefecture to companies striving to create a working environment that promotes a positive work-life balance and enables a practical balance between work and child and family care. These efforts must be accompanied by a statement of intent from top management, wider recruitment of women, expansion of occupational fields open to women, education and training, and the appointment of women to management positions.
We have received this certification every year since 2016.
Selection as Aichi Women in the Workplace Promotion Leader
To promote the careers of women by companies in Aichi Prefecture, the prefectural government inaugurated its Women in the Workplace Promotion Project in 2018, under which some of the corporations and groups selected as Aichi Women-Friendly Companies were awarded this designation.
Examples of key existing TTDC initiatives:
* Establishment of special paid leave available at the birth of a child (maximum 20 days)
*1 Establishment of special paid leave for employees with children aged 3 and below (specifically for medical situations such as nursing, periodic health checks, vaccinations, and the like) (maximum 10 days per year)
*2 Establishment of special paid leave for employees attending or accompanying someone to a pregnancy-related health check (maximum 14 days)
Certifications and awards:
Acquisition of “Platinum Kurumin Plus” Certification
In accordance with the Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children, in 2025, TTDC qualified for accreditation under both “Kurumin Plus” standards for companies providing support for child care and actively implementing initiatives to support the balancing of fertility treatments and work. Since then, we have worked to further raise the level of our initiatives and, in 2026, we received the special “Platinum Kurumin Plus” certification by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare in recognition of our excellence in child care support provision.
Examples of key existing TTDC initiatives:
Certifications and awards:
Acquisition of “Tomonin Mark” Certification
With growing numbers of employees becoming more likely to leave their jobs to care for family members, this certification is awarded to companies promoting workplace environments with a positive balance between work and family care to help keep people in the workforce.
Examples of key existing TTDC initiatives:
Certifications and awards:
Toyota City Iki-Iki Grand Prize for Businesses where Worker Enthusiasm Shines
The award is given to businesses actively engaged in promoting a positive work-life balance and building satisfying workplaces with a work-friendly environment.
We were awarded the Grand Prize in 2018 after being praised for our support of diversity and the work-life balance of our employees.
TTDC granted the 2019 Family Friendly Company Award from the Aichi Family Friendly Companies Commendation Program
This program recognizes and creates a register of companies in Aichi Prefecture that are engaged in initiatives to realize a better work-life balance, with the aim of introducing those initiatives to a wider audience. The Family Friendly Company Award is granted each year by the governor of Aichi Prefecture to companies on that list with particularly exemplary initiatives.
TTDC selected among the 2021 Top Hundred Telework Pioneers
Since 2015, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) has been recognizing corporations or groups that adopt and implement telework programs in an effort to encourage the greater spread of telework.
At TTDC, we have already conducted a wide range of initiatives to maintain and enhance the health of our employees, including implementing a complete ban on smoking on the premises of the Headquarters Building, ensuring the 100% uptake of regular health checks as mandated by law, the introduction of programs encouraging the return of furloughed employees back to the workplace, and so on.
In addition, to realize the further sustainable growth and development of TTDC in the future, we have pinpointed the health of our employees as a key issue. Based on this approach, we have formulated a health and productivity management declaration.
With employee happiness a key part of our Basic Philosophy, we are actively supporting and promoting a range of activities to maintain and enhance the health and productivity of everyone in the company.
At TTDC, people are our most valuable asset. We believe that maximizing the individual capabilities of our employees through their physical and mental wellbeing is the key to the continued development of the company.
Good health is the desire of every employee and their families. We are convinced that being a company that nurtures healthy and enthusiastic workplaces will help to enhance the happiness of all our employees.
We declare that we will make every effort to build and maintain a company in which every employee can work enthusiastically and in good health by actively supporting voluntary initiatives to encourage health and wellbeing and maintaining a framework to systematically encourage healthy and productive practices.
Yoshikazu Saeki, President
Promotion of activities to enhance health and wellbeing
Full menu of healthy options in the cafeteria
Provision of advice on health
TTDC has been accredited as a Certified Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organization, which recognizes companies practicing excellent health and productivity management in partnership with insurance companies. TTDC has also been recognized as a company that actively encourages and promotes sport (a so-called “Sports Yell Company”) to enhance the health and wellbeing of its employees.