Imajina Outsources Book Distribution to Employment Support Office, Creating Training Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities
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85/100
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95
AI Summary (NQ-processed)
Imajina, a company supporting corporate inner branding, has outsourced part of its book distribution operation to the Employment Transition Support Office SAKURA Center, operated by Sogo Career Trust. This initiative aims to utilize individuals with disabilities as a workforce and enhance brand experience through human capital management.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the Imajina book donation project?
- A: It is a social contribution and inner branding support activity that provides approximately 22,000 books, including those authored by Imajina's CEO Yoshiyuki Sekino and renowned international works, free of charge to growing companies and business leaders across Japan.
- Q: Which tasks are entrusted to the employment support facility?
- A: Part of the book donation operation, which involves delivering books to business leaders nationwide, is entrusted to the employment support facility.
- Q: What is the purpose of this collaboration?
- A: The purpose is to view individuals with disabilities not as recipients of support but as 'assets,' and to create training opportunities for employment through tasks related to the core business of companies, as well as to enhance brand experience.
- Q: What is the role of Sohgo Career Trust Co., Ltd.?
- A: Through the 'SAKURA Center' employment support facility, Sohgo Career Trust provides book packaging and other tasks to individuals with disabilities who perform work while receiving support.
- Q: What is the philosophy behind Imajina's initiative?
- A: Under the purpose of 'creating a society where investing in human resources is the norm,' Imajina aims to realize a society where diverse talents can shine by serving as a model case.