New Service Supporting Employees' Careers and Mental Health; About 20 Companies Including Dentsu Adopt It
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A new service that supports employees' careers and mental care is spreading among Japanese companies. Under this service, employees can receive one hour of online coaching once a month. It also offers consultations using AI.
The service covers career development and mental care. Employees can consult about how they work and their future goals. They can also receive support for concerns related to mental health.
Currently, about 20 companies, centered on major firms such as Dentsu, have introduced this service. The article's title is "Japan's Labor Productivity," which shows that developing workers' abilities and creating a comfortable working environment have become important themes for Japanese companies.
The article does not go into detail about the specific effects of the service or future adoption plans. As an initiative related to both employees' growth and health, attention is focused on how it will spread in the future.
Sources: 日経CNBC online
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