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[Dialogue] A special discussion with Professor Akihito Shimazu from Keio University is now available! Why do companies with high work engagement grow? We will discuss the correlation between work intervals and stress.

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Kinjirō Co., Ltd. and Professor Akihito Shimazu from Keio University’s Faculty of Policy Management held a discussion on the themes of health management and improving work engagement. Please download it and utilize it for your business. 【Recommended for those facing the following issues】 - Business owners and HR personnel looking for specific methods and evaluation indicators to promote health management and human capital disclosure. - Those who want to enhance work engagement and loyalty within the company and invigorate the organization. - Those who want to understand the effects of implementing a work interval system and the scientific correlation with worsening stress (such as the impact of less than 11 hours). - Those considering alert functions and visualization tools to prevent employee turnover and leave due to mental health issues. - Those who want to move away from Excel management and utilize AI and data science to centrally manage and analyze data on "attendance, health checkups, and stress checks." - Recruiters who want to enhance employee engagement and strengthen competitiveness in recruitment activities (such as internships). - Those who want to balance maximizing labor productivity with creating a win-win organization where employees can work vibrantly.

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