In this year's spring labor offensive, where the focus is on dealing with high prices, Honda's labor union has decided to seek a total wage increase of 19,000 yen per month, including a base increase, at a rate of about 5%.
This is the highest level of demand for the first time in 30 years.
Honda's labor union, which has about 35,000 members, will raise the basic salary at the annual spring labor offensive of 12,500 yen, and the monthly salary will be 19,000 yen, a rate of 5%. We have established a policy of asking for a modest wage increase.
For the second year in a row, Bear's demand has more than quadrupled from last year's 3,000 yen per month, marking the highest level since 1993 in 30 years.
In addition, it is our policy to demand 6.4 months worth of annual bonus payments, which is 0.4 months more than last year's results.
In addition to the record price rise, it is said that it is necessary to secure excellent human resources in response to the global electric vehicle = EV shift.
Honda's labor union said, "In the midst of rapidly rising prices, we want to protect the livelihoods of union members and increase productivity and competitiveness by investing in people."
In the automobile industry this year, the Mazda labor union decided to request a monthly wage increase of 13,000 yen, which is 6,000 yen more than last year, including the base increase and regular wage increases. Against the backdrop of rising prices, there is a series of moves to raise the level of demand for wage increases.