Suntory Holdings, a major beverage company, has begun considering raising the base for the first time in five years at next year's spring labor offensive.
In response to record high prices, there is a movement to raise wages, mainly at major companies, and the focus is on whether this will spread further in the future.
Suntory Holdings is considering raising base salaries for the first time in five years at next year's spring labor offensive.
The company plans to negotiate with the labor union to raise the wage per employee by an average of 6%, including regular wage increases.
In addition, ▽ Asahi Breweries
is considering
raising wages by an average of about 5%, including bare wages, and ▽ Sapporo Breweries is also considering raising wages.
In next year's spring labor offensive, record price hikes are prompting moves to raise wages, mainly among major companies. is showing.
In addition, Nojima, a consumer electronics retailer, has decided to raise the monthly wages of its employees by 20,000 yen from this month's salary.
On the other hand, there are also moves to improve treatment in the form of lump-sum payments, such as Mitsubishi Motors Corporation providing up to 100,000 yen as support money to deal with high prices.
However, due to high raw material prices and the rapid depreciation of the yen, many companies are facing severe business performance.