Comic-based Training Service 'Comic Learning' Provides Educational Materials to All 11,000 Employees of Nippon Light Metal Holdings Co., Ltd.
Persol Innovation's 'Comic Learning' has provided training materials on the theme of 'Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct' to all 11,000 employees of Nippon Light Metal Holdings. The service aims to convey past misconduct cases in an easy-to-understand comic format, fostering employee awareness and improving corporate culture.
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Persol Innovation Inc.'s Comic Learning Company (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Comic Learning Company Representative: Atsuko Semba), which operates the comic-based training service 'Comic Learning' (https://lp.comiclearning.jp/top), announced that it has provided training materials to all employees of Nippon Light Metal Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Ichiro Okamoto) and its group companies.
The training materials aim to help each employee understand the background and impact of misconduct and re-examine their own behavior, by clearly depicting past actual cases of misconduct in a comic format under the theme of 'Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct.'
[Image: A comic panel showing a person looking concerned.]
**■ Reasons for Choosing 'Comic Learning'**
In 2023, the group introduced original comic materials for compliance training and received high praise from participants, who found them 'easy to understand' and 'memorable.'
Regarding the current theme, 'Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct,' the challenge was that past cases of misconduct tended to fade over time and were often perceived as 'someone else's problem.' There was a need to provide learning that employees could relate to personally.
Given this background, leveraging the positive feedback from the previous training, they once again requested 'Comic Learning' to produce original materials.
Furthermore, by using comics, a visually easy-to-understand and empathetic format, the initiative has also been effective in fostering dialogue within the workplace and promoting the retention of learning and the permeation of awareness.
**■ Comment from Jun Ogasawara, Quality Assurance Management Office, Nippon Light Metal Holdings Co., Ltd.**
“The comic materials we requested previously were very well received by employees, with many comments like 'the content is easy to understand.' Based on that positive evaluation, we decided to introduce 'Comic Learning' again this time.
At our company, there was a challenge that past cases of misconduct tended to fade and were difficult to convey with a sense of realism to employees. With 'Comic Learning,' past cases can be realistically depicted, not just as mere knowledge, which we felt would enable deeper employee understanding. In fact, through careful interviews, original stories were created based on our company's actual circumstances, resulting in materials that accurately convey facts while possessing the clarity and empathy unique to comics.
Through this training, we feel that each employee's awareness of taking ownership has increased, leading not only to the prevention of past cases fading but also to the fostering of a 'corporate culture that values honesty.'”
**■ Implementation Details**
Implementation Plan: Original Comic Plan
Implementation Theme: Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct
Target Audience: All employees, approximately 11,000 people (including group companies)
**■ Material Content *Excerpt**
[Image: A comic panel showing a person looking concerned.]
The training materials aim to help each employee understand the background and impact of misconduct and re-examine their own behavior, by clearly depicting past actual cases of misconduct in a comic format under the theme of 'Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct.'
[Image: A comic panel showing a person looking concerned.]
**■ Reasons for Choosing 'Comic Learning'**
In 2023, the group introduced original comic materials for compliance training and received high praise from participants, who found them 'easy to understand' and 'memorable.'
Regarding the current theme, 'Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct,' the challenge was that past cases of misconduct tended to fade over time and were often perceived as 'someone else's problem.' There was a need to provide learning that employees could relate to personally.
Given this background, leveraging the positive feedback from the previous training, they once again requested 'Comic Learning' to produce original materials.
Furthermore, by using comics, a visually easy-to-understand and empathetic format, the initiative has also been effective in fostering dialogue within the workplace and promoting the retention of learning and the permeation of awareness.
**■ Comment from Jun Ogasawara, Quality Assurance Management Office, Nippon Light Metal Holdings Co., Ltd.**
“The comic materials we requested previously were very well received by employees, with many comments like 'the content is easy to understand.' Based on that positive evaluation, we decided to introduce 'Comic Learning' again this time.
At our company, there was a challenge that past cases of misconduct tended to fade and were difficult to convey with a sense of realism to employees. With 'Comic Learning,' past cases can be realistically depicted, not just as mere knowledge, which we felt would enable deeper employee understanding. In fact, through careful interviews, original stories were created based on our company's actual circumstances, resulting in materials that accurately convey facts while possessing the clarity and empathy unique to comics.
Through this training, we feel that each employee's awareness of taking ownership has increased, leading not only to the prevention of past cases fading but also to the fostering of a 'corporate culture that values honesty.'”
**■ Implementation Details**
Implementation Plan: Original Comic Plan
Implementation Theme: Preventing Recurrence of Quality Misconduct
Target Audience: All employees, approximately 11,000 people (including group companies)
**■ Material Content *Excerpt**
[Image: A comic panel showing a person looking concerned.]