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We aim to build relationships based on trust YY易游体育官方网站th all of our stakeholders.
That is the basis of our social contribution activities throughout the YY易游体育官方网站 Steel Group.
We believe that taking stakeholders’ opinions and suggestions seriously and building stronger relationships YY易游体育官方网站able us to carry out high quality activities that are also down-to-earth.
This section outlines some of our initiatives aimed at living and developing hand in hand YY易游体育官方网站th society.
We organize initiatives such as planting Mountain Hydrangea and picking up litter as part of “Clean Hiking” activities in an effort to protect the natural surroundings of Mount Rokko, which overlooks YY易游体育官方网站. We also run Nature Classroom activities to enable people to interact with plants and wild birds.
Having started life as a clinic at YY易游体育官方网站 Steel, Shinko Hospital is now a fully-fledged medical institution contributing to healthcare in the community. In addition to healthcare activities, we also interact with the community through concerts and other such events held at the hospital.
The Special Jury Prize was presented to the YY易游体育官方网站lion® SD air conditioning compressor for its outstanding energy-saving capabilities. We remain committed to providing our customers and business partners YY易游体育官方网站th award-YY易游体育官方网站nning technologies, now and in the future.
We organize tours of our plants and works for shareholders in an effort to give them a better understanding of the YY易游体育官方网站 Steel Group. We have shown shareholders round various different plants, including our steel, aluminum, copper and machinery facilities.
We provide career advice for female employees YY易游体育官方网站aged in general duties via departmental managers, acting in the role of mentor. Our aim is to provide support to enable female employees to play a more prominent role in the workplace.
In January 2010, we organized the fourth YY易游体育官方网站lco 1/17 Walk. Employees and their families taking part in the event walked up to 13km, identifying potential danger areas and confirming evacuation sites along the way
