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Sustainable Talent

Sustainable Talent

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Talent Development

In the spirit of sustainable development, we value talent development and provide comprehensive training to foster professional competency at all stages.

Fostering Employee Career Planning

Talent development at FENC is guided by an employee-centric philosophy with immense efforts devoted to cultivating top talent and a self-learning culture. FENC has created a digital learning ecosystem that is all-encompassing by integrating a broad range of learning resources. Aligning closely with the trajectory of strategic development, FENC provides support for all Businesses to hone management and professional skills among employees, incubate international talent and develop leadership teams and succession plans to ensure talent sustainability. The entire FENC staff underwent a total of 601,269 hours of training in 2024. The average amount spent on training and development per employee in 2024 was NTD 1,580.
 

Average Number of Training Hours and of Regions  

Unit: hour / person

 

2021

2022

2023

2024

Taiwan

29.50

25.40

29.65

24.91

Mainland China

22.23

19.24

20.37

16.41

Vietnam

14.48

29.22

25.31

36.13

Japan

14.70

24.30

23.74

16.91

U.S.

52.17

52.52

70.22

65.27

Total

19.95

26.61

25.46

29.49

Note: Since 2024, non-permanent employees have been included in the scope of data collection.

 

Average Number of Training Days of Regions

Unit: day / person

 

2021

2022

2023

2024

Taiwan

3.69

3.30

3.71

3.11

Mainland China

2.78

2.41

2.54

2.05

Vietnam

1.81

3.65

3.16

4.52

Japan

1.84

3.03

2.96

2.11

U.S.

6.52

6.57

8.78

8.16

Total

2.49

3.33

3.18

3.69

Note: Since 2024, non-permanent employees have been included in the scope of data collection.

 

Average Number of Training Hours of Age in 2024

Unit: hour / person

 

Average Hours

Under 30

41.66

31-50

23.40

Over 51

23.40

Total

29.49

Note: Since 2024, non-permanent employees have been included in the scope of data collection.

 

Training Program Tailored for Career Development

New FENC employees embark on a fruitful journey through systematic learning on day one. The Company assigns mentors for each department to integrate new employees into the workplace and offers diverse learning resources from which they may choose. Regular orientation camps and mandatory general training are offered to bring the new hires insights into the corporate culture and expand their networks, building a strong foundation for their future development.

Employees undergo professional training customized to suit their positions with a regulatory emphasis on occupational safety and health as well as human rights. The aim is to create a safe and healthy workplace while ensuring compliance. As employees grow in experience and advance to the management level, the managerial training kicks in to facilitate a smooth transition to their new roles, helping them master key management skills and preparing them for organizational development.

While this comprehensive talent development system equips the succession team with preparedness, it also arms FENC with powerful competitive advantages in order to take on future challenges.

2024 Training and Attendance

Note: The occupational safety and health training does not include the in-house training provided by individual FENC sites.

 

Training Categories and Attendance

 

New Recruit TrainingSpecialized TrainingManagement TrainingOccupational Safety and Health Training

Sessions

Attendance count

Sessions

Attendance count

Sessions

Attendance count

Sessions

Attendance count

Taiwan

2022

91

749

3,009

20,439

403

1,592

792

18,745

2023

85

463

3,066

22,129

395

2,446

959

18,576

2024

50

222

3,112

26,926

466

2,825

602

19,781

Mainland China

2022

347

1,102

2,430

16,014

61

1,480

134

4,674

2023

354

1,415

2,663

18,326

41

604

161

5,711

2024

368

698

2,184

14,916

21

403

185

4,709

Vietnam

2022

2,219

54,140

1,552

20,203

80

830

497

17,354

2023

1,817

13,400

1,058

24,821

68

1,105

912

45,622

2024

3,449

57,238

1,137

26,202

73

750

1,241

35,153

Japan

2022

35

38

682

685

0

0

12

1,370

2023

15

72

670

670

0

0

12

264

2024

19

57

19

30

1

20

12

3,708

U.S.

2022

18

35

271

702

53

106

134

1,370

2023

5

5

483

1,420

55

110

203

1,967

2024

13

13

343

1,560

86

185

274

1,692

Total

2022

2,710

56,064

7,944

58,043

597

4,008

1,569

43,513

2023

2,276

15,355

7,940

67,366

559

4,265

2,247

72,140

2024

3,899

58,228

6,795

69,634

647

4,183

2,314

65,043

 

 

Anti-corruption TrainingHuman Rights Training

Total

Sessions

Attendance count

Sessions

Attendance count

Sessions

Attendance count

Taiwan

2022

106

6,133

19

4,411

4,420

52,069

2023

70

4,924

87

5,517

4,662

54,055

2024

91

4,917

88

6,833

4,409

61,504

Mainland China

2022

177

5,490

176

5,412

3,325

34,172

2023

156

5,121

155

5,104

3,530

36,281

2024

42

3,564

42

3,581

2,842

27,871

Vietnam

2022

213

13,555

237

13,502

4,798

119,584

2023

240

9,692

218

9,760

4,313

104,400

2024

388

10,734

367

10,734

6,655

140,811

Japan

2022

1

71

1

171

731

2,335

2023

1

264

1

270

699

1,540

2024

20

309

20

309

91

4,433

U.S.

2022

1

77

1

175

478

2,465

2023

1

74

1

176

748

3,752

2024

1

69

1

168

718

3,687

Total

2022

498

25,326

434

23,671

13,752

210,625

2023

468

20,075

462

20,827

13,592

200,028

2024

542

19,593

518

21,625

14,715

238,306

Note: 
1. Modifications were made to the internal training categories in 2022.
2. Since 2024, non-permanent employees have been included in the scope of data collection.

 

Succession Planning

In an era where changes in the global market and geopolitical landscape have become a certainty, and where challenges from an aging population and multi-generational workforce are mounting, the urgency of ensuring seamless succession for key positions and developing leadership talent with a global perspective is more present than ever.

To tackle these challenges, FENC launched a talent assessment program in 2023. Using science-based tools, the program identifies high-potential talent with precision and establishes phased development plans tailored to organizational needs. Meanwhile, FENC is implementing leadership development programs to enhance the professional and management capabilities of key talent through systematic approaches, putting in place a robust succession team to lead FENC and achieve talent sustainability.

 

Optimizing Digital Learning Programs and Experience

FENC established an academy-style learning system on its digital learning platform in 2024, providing a wide array of courses for employees to select from based on their personal development needs. The Company also issues a monthly e-learning report featuring selected learning resources that are integrated to enhance employees’ propensity for and participation in independent learning. Currently, digital learning accounts for 47% of the overall training programs, and the number of participants has jumped by 33%, demonstrating the effectiveness and significance of digital learning.

To enhance the efficiency of digital learning across its global locations, FENC has upgraded the entire platform to support mobile and PC applications as well as interfaces in Chinese, English and Vietnamese, providing a digital learning environment that offers flexibility and convenience.

In the meantime, FENC is taking action towards environmental sustainability with the continuing implementation of paperless handouts, electronic sign-in and online satisfaction survey during the in-class training. FENC is also aggressively promoting hybrid learning, designing multiple learning modules that combine online and offline resources to give employees the scheduling flexibility and help them strike a balance between learning and working as they get ready to tackle the challenges presented by a changing business environment.

Academy-style Learning System

 

1. AI Academy: AI-powered Smart Transformation and Talent Evolution

The rise of generative AI (Gen-AI) is sweeping the modern workplace with trends of immediate feedback and flexible collaboration. To reshape organizational operation and personal workflow while enhancing employees' ability to apply AI and digital thinking, FENC has been devoting significant efforts to develop digital talent training programs since 2023, focusing on the application of digital tools and staying in sync with technological trends.

Through systematic learning maps and phased plans, FENC is taking steady steps towards cultivating employees' AI literacy and application capabilities. With the establishment of the AI Academy, FENC is honing employees' digital savviness while steering digital transformation at the corporate level to create a more efficient and intelligent future.

 

Kirkpatrick Model of Learning Evaluation-AI Academy

 

2. Sustainability Academy: Action and Commitment to ESG-driven Sustainable Growth
ESG has become a significant indicator of corporate sustainability for fostering a robust and resilient operation. For all members of FENC, the knowledge in ESG is essential.

 

(1)Environmental: Reaching a net-zero future through carbon-reduction knowledge and sustainability actions
To reach the specific carbon reduction targets, FENC has set the training in motion to equip employees at all levels with required knowledge in sustainability. With the continuation of the course series targeting net-zero carbon emissions, employees are encouraged to acquire the proficiency and skills, and become certified in international standards such as the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), ISO 14064, ISO 14001 and Higg FEM 4.0 to bolster environmental management capabilities.

With in-class and digital courses running concurrently, the training is conducted in tandem with external agencies. FENC is committed to empowering employees with the knowledge of environmental management, keeping them informed of the latest trends in decarbonization. The Company also focuses heavily on training employees to become certified auditors to internalize sustainable practices into its DNA.

(2)Social: Promoting cultural adaptation and gender equality through workplace diversity and inclusion
FENC is where employees with diverse backgrounds in culture, ethnicity, age and gender converge, hence its resolve to create a workplace that fosters inclusion and respect. In addition to holding regular peer exchange and social events to enhance cultural adaptability, FENC also offers Chinese and Vietnamese language training at FENC sites in Vietnam to facilitate more effective cross-cultural communication and quickly integrate employees with diverse backgrounds into the workplace to help them harness their full capabilities.

The amended Gender Equality in Employment Act has taken effect. In the ongoing course series on workplace violence, FENC produced a 15-minute digital course on the Gender Equality Act for 2024 to raise the awareness to FENC’s zero tolerance policy towards sexual harassment and gender discrimination, calling for unified efforts to promote respect and equality at the workplace.

Additionally, FENC continues to offer the digital course, Corporate Managers’ Guide to Protecting Gender Equality. The training concentrates on the key regulatory amendments to improve employees’ knowledge of gender equality and workplace safety, keeping the corporate culture at FENC aligned with international standards. In the future, FENC will continue shaping a workplace that values diversity, equality and inclusion, creating an environment where all employees enjoy the freedom and respect to maximize their potential.

(3)Governance: Building robust governance through regulatory compliance and information security
FENC takes aggressive steps towards risk management training and offers the program, General Corporate Regulations, to enhance employees’ knowledge of regulatory compliance.

Among the courses offered, Ethical Corporate Management and Anti-Corruption has helped employees comprehend the rationale behind Company policies and established risk awareness to ensure regulatory compliance. The completion rate for this course reached 100% in 2024.

AI has evolved at an explosive pace, and with it comes increasing cybersecurity risks for the corporate community. FENC designed a series of customized information security programs for the 2024 training to provide professional training, heighten information security awareness and improve response capabilities for three target groups, including managers at all levels; rank-and-file employees; the AI joint defense teams. A total of 1,074 participants took advantage of the training.

While reinforcing the strength of corporate governance, the systematic training programs have boosted the power of risk control at FENC, keeping the Company on a steady course forward in the digital age, ready to embrace the challenges to come.

The Kirkpatrick Model of Learning Evaluation-Sustainability Academy

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