GLOBAL | Overseas
Fuji Xerox is seeking persons who can respond to changes and set off reform - persons “who can think and act on their own.” To this end, we have implemented various measures to enable each and every employee to develop his/her competency independently and self-reliantly and to build a career with which growth can be recognized.
In FY2008, we worked to form foundations for jointly providing training and education programs, which have so far been conducted by individual affiliates and sales companies in Japan. As part of this effort, we systematically formulated our idea about human resources required at various stages of Fuji Xerox's business and how they are supposed to be. Furthermore, to develop human resources who support business globalization, a core human resource development program was introduced. (For details, please see “Development of Global Human Resources.”)
In April 2009, we transferred human resources training functions, which had been delegated to Fuji Xerox Learning Institute Inc. up to then, to the Organizational Power Strengthening Center established within the Human Resources Department. In the period ahead, we will focus on raising the basic ability of every employee of Fuji Xerox and its affiliates and on enhancing a sense of unity, thereby promoting the development of human resources who support implementation of management strategies and an organizational culture where human resources can be utilized effectively.
All employees fill out a “career development sheet” once a year to ascertain the degree of achievement of their future career plans, review the plans in connection with their current work and describe such matters as their goals for the next fiscal year and medium- to long-range goals. Based on the completed career development sheet, each employee has an interview with his/her supervisor and they share his/her career plan and goals.
Meanwhile, career consultations are held at the time of career development training courses, which are given to employees at the ages of around 30 and 40 and at 54, when people need to think about their personal career formation. In addition, we have the Career Consultation Office, where career consultants, who also hold other jobs inside the company, respond to requests for advice about career and jobs from individual employees. Since its establishment in 2002, the office has been used by a total of about 2,700 employees (about 560 employees in FY2008).
In addition to career development support, the Career Consultation Office will focus on supporting managerial-level employees at worksites, the most essential supporter of employees' career development and training of subordinates.

Fuji Xerox employs the internal recruitment system, which gives employees opportunities to try to acquire positions they are seeking within the company. Employees who are determined to be acceptable are transferred to new positions.
| Number of roles offered (roles) | Number of employees to be recruited (persons) | Number of applicants (persons) | Number of employees recruited (persons) | |
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| FY2008 | No roles were offered in FY2008. | |||
| FY2007 | 60 | 64 | 53 | 20 |
| FY2006 | 210 | 261 | 135 | 59 |
| FY2005 | 109 | 157 | 86 | 34 |
| FY2004 | 121 | 155 | 183 | 64 |
We will continue to work to strengthen human resource development so as to enable individual employees to enhance their competency and expertise independently and self-reliantly and to revitalize organizations.

The Fuji Xerox Labor Union is carrying out its activities with the objective of enriching the lives of its members. To achieve this objective, the labor union shares with Fuji Xerox the following fundamental principles in labor-management relations: “treating people with respect” and “developing the company.” Both labor and management maintain active communication based on a relationship of equal responsibility and trust.
The opinions of union members are conveyed to management through the labor-management council and other labor-management meetings so they can be used in formulating business strategies that better reflect actual worksite conditions. When any change is made in important systems related to treatment of union members, management and the union hold consultations so that both sides can agree.
In November 2008, Fuji Xerox and its affiliates started management innovation activities. The company explained the background and purpose of these activities to the union and exchanged opinions, focusing on activities to seek understanding from the union about changes in working conditions that may arise from the implementation of major initiatives.
We will continue our activities related to labor-management relations based on the following three basic policies.

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| Development of reliable management |
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| Reform of organizational culture |
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