Healthcare & welfare·Kumamoto·101–300 employees

Social Welfare Corporation Keiseikai

Japanese name: 社会福祉法人啓世会 · English rendering · Corporate number 5330005004644 · 日本語

Social Welfare Corporation Keiseikai (社会福祉法人啓世会), a healthcare & welfare employer in Kumamoto with 101–300 employees, reports in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's women's-advancement database that 40.0% of its managers are women (as of February 2026).

Women's advancement and leave

Women in management
40.0%
Median, same industry and size: 50.0%
Women among new hires
79.0%
Median, same industry and size: 72.2%
Women's pay as % of men's, all
Not published
Median, same industry and size: 83.4%
Women's pay as % of men's, regular
Not published
Median, same industry and size: 86.8%
Women's pay as % of men's, non-regular
Not published
Median, same industry and size: 98.2%
Men taking childcare leave
Not published
Median, same industry and size: 33.3%

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

Working hours and retention

Average monthly overtime
Not published
Median, same industry and size: 3.1 hrs
Paid leave taken
Not published
Median, same industry and size: 74.6%
Average tenure, men
12.0 yrs
Median, same industry and size: 10.4 yrs
Average tenure, women
11.0 yrs
Median, same industry and size: 9.6 yrs

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Questions this page answers

What share of managers are women at Social Welfare Corporation Keiseikai?
40.0%, as reported to MHLW's women's-advancement database (as of February 2026).
How long do employees stay at Social Welfare Corporation Keiseikai?
Average tenure is 12.0 years for men and 11.0 years for women.

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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.