Healthcare & welfare·Nagano·501–1000 employees

Social Medical Corporation Keijinkai

Japanese name: 社会医療法人恵仁会 · English rendering · Corporate number 9100005002907 · 日本語

Social Medical Corporation Keijinkai (社会医療法人恵仁会), a healthcare & welfare employer in Nagano with 501–1000 employees, reports in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's women's-advancement database that 23.8% of its managers are women, women's average pay is 71.1% of men's among regular employees, 100.0% of eligible fathers took childcare leave (as of June 2026).

Women's advancement and leave

Women in management
23.8%
Median, same industry and size: 46.0%
Women among new hires
76.6%
For one employment category the company defines, so not comparable with other employers.
Women's pay as % of men's, all
68.9%
Median, same industry and size: 77.4%
Women's pay as % of men's, regular
71.1%
Median, same industry and size: 82.2%
Women's pay as % of men's, non-regular
80.4%
Median, same industry and size: 93.0%
Men taking childcare leave
100.0%
For one employment category the company defines, 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 June 2026.

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Questions this page answers

What share of managers are women at Social Medical Corporation Keijinkai?
23.8%, as reported to MHLW's women's-advancement database (as of June 2026).
What is the gender pay gap at Social Medical Corporation Keijinkai?
Women's average pay as a percentage of men's: 68.9% across all employees, 71.1% among regular employees, 80.4% among non-regular employees. This compares average pay, not pay for the same job.
How many fathers take childcare leave at Social Medical Corporation Keijinkai?
100.0% 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.