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Companies use family-friendly events to reconnect with former employees
More companies are holding gatherings for former employees that they can attend with their children.
The aim is to stay connected with parents who left and encourage them to return to their former workplace.
In September, Mynavi held a workshop where children learned about jobs through a card game.
Five elementary school children took part at a Tokyo office on a weekend.
MUFG Bank has also held an event where visitors could experience how much 100 million yen weighs.
These activities give former employees and their families a way to engage with the companies.
No further plans are stated.
Mynavi and Mitsubishi UFJ Bank have held events that let former employees bring their children.
Mynavi held a workshop in September where children learned about jobs through a card game.
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank held an activity where participants could experience the weight of 100 million yen.
The companies aim to increase contact with former employees who are raising children and encourage them to rejoin.
- Who
- Mynavi and Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, along with former employees and their children.
- What
- They held family-friendly events for former employees, including a job-themed card game and an activity involving the weight of 100 million yen.
- When
- Mynavi held its workshop on September 6. The article says the bank held its activity but does not give a date.
- Where
- Mynavi’s workshop took place at an office in Chuo Ward, Tokyo. The bank event’s location is not stated.
- Why
- The companies aim to increase contact with former employees raising children and encourage them to rejoin.
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Mynavi held a job-themed card-game workshop at an office in Chuo Ward, Tokyo.
Nikkei published an article about the events.
- Mynavi workshop date
- September 6
- Mynavi workshop location
- Office in Chuo Ward, Tokyo
- Mitsubishi UFJ Bank activity
- Experience the weight of 100 million yen
- Stated aim
- Encourage former employees raising children to rejoin
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