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[Survey on the actual situation of companies before the mandatory implementation of customer harassment countermeasures in 2026] 86.5% of HR personnel reported receiving reports/consultations of customer harassment from employees; approximately 90% conducted training, but only 80% felt 'sufficiently' prepared.

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A survey conducted by e-Communications Inc. targeting 111 HR and general affairs personnel involved in harassment countermeasures and employee education/training at companies with 100 or more employees revealed that 86.5% had received reports or consultations regarding customer harassment from employees in the past year. While approximately 90% of companies conducted training on customer harassment, only about 80% felt adequately prepared for the mandatory implementation of countermeasures in 2026, indicating ongoing challenges in practical application and victim support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What percentage of HR personnel reported receiving customer harassment reports from employees in the past year according to the 2026 survey by e-Communications Inc.?
A: 86.5% of HR and general affairs personnel reported receiving reports or consultations from employees about customer harassment in the past year, based on the survey of 111 respondents conducted by e-Communications Inc.
Q: How many companies in the survey conducted customer harassment training, and what percentage of personnel still felt unprepared for the 2026 mandatory implementation?
A: Approximately 90% of companies conducted customer harassment training, but about 20% of HR and general affairs personnel still felt anxious about preparing for the mandatory implementation in 2026.
Q: What was the most common customer harassment countermeasure implemented by companies in the survey, and what percentage of companies used it?
A: The most common customer harassment countermeasure was the establishment and operation of consultation services, implemented by 65.7% of the companies surveyed by e-Communications Inc. in March 2026.
Q: What percentage of companies provided escalation training for managers as part of their customer harassment prevention efforts in the 2026 survey?
A: Only 20.2% of companies provided escalation training for managers as part of their customer harassment prevention measures, according to the survey of 111 HR personnel conducted in March 2026.
Q: When and how was the 2026 survey on harassment prevention education conducted by e-Communications Inc.?
A: The survey was conducted via the internet from March 2, 2026, to March 3, 2026, using the research marketing service Resa-P® provided by IDEATECH, with 111 valid responses from HR personnel.