Healthcare & welfare·Fukushima·1001–5000 employees

Social Welfare Corporation Koseikai

Japanese name: 社会福祉法人湖星会 · English rendering · Corporate number 2380005004312 · 日本語

Social Welfare Corporation Koseikai (社会福祉法人湖星会), a healthcare & welfare employer in Fukushima with 1001–5000 employees, reports in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's women's-advancement database that 67.0% of its managers are women, women's average pay is 90.6% of men's among regular employees, 67.0% of eligible fathers took childcare leave (as of April 2026).

Women's advancement and leave

Women in management
67.0%
Median, same industry and size: 44.8%
Women's pay as % of men's, all
87.0%
Median, same industry and size: 75.9%
Women's pay as % of men's, regular
90.6%
Median, same industry and size: 77.5%
Women's pay as % of men's, non-regular
93.4%
Median, same industry and size: 90.8%
Men taking childcare leave
67.0%
Employment category not stated, so not comparable with other employers.

The pay figures compare women's average pay with men's, not pay for the same job. Data as of April 2026.

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Questions this page answers

What share of managers are women at Social Welfare Corporation Koseikai?
67.0%, as reported to MHLW's women's-advancement database (as of April 2026).
What is the gender pay gap at Social Welfare Corporation Koseikai?
Women's average pay as a percentage of men's: 87.0% across all employees, 90.6% among regular employees, 93.4% among non-regular employees. This compares average pay, not pay for the same job.
How many fathers take childcare leave at Social Welfare Corporation Koseikai?
67.0% of eligible men took childcare leave.

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What Professional includes

Source: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, women's-advancement database (open data), as of 2026-10-06; figures are self-reported by each employer and checked for plausibility by The Hardest Market. 女性の活躍推進企業データベースオープンデータ(2026年10月6日時点)を加工して作成.