MOL Establishes Human Resources Consulting Company MM Empower Corp.

~ Joint Operations in Global HR Consulting with Long-term Partner ~
MOL announced that on August 14, it jointly established a global human resources (HR) consulting company, MM Empower Corp. with Magsaysay People Resources Corporation (MPRC) of the Magsaysay Group (Note 1), MOL’s long-term partner in seafarer talent solutions, education and training.
Filipino seafarers play key roles aboard MOL-operated vessels. MOL has been providing education and training programs in the Philippines in partnership with the Magsaysay Group for many years, with the aim of developing seafarers who can uphold the company’s high standards of vessel operating safety. (Note 2)
MOL is entering the Global HR consulting business for Japanese companies in partnership with MPRC, which has a strong track record, brand power, and know-how in finding talent solutions for its customers in non-maritime businesses through its subsidiary, Magsaysay Global Services, Inc. (MGSI)
The joint venture, MM Empower, will focus on Japanese companies in areas such as Aviation, Construction, Engineering, Power Generation, Railway and Agriculture but may expand to other areas, according to future potential needs. It aims to help companies that are hiring overseas employees for the first time, or those aiming to expand the scale of their business with stress-free solutions. It will offer mid and long-term consulting services, ranging from determining the need for overseas employees to customization, operation of local training programs, and dispatch of staff and continuous care to both customers and the workforce.
MOL Group and its customers have faced serious personnel shortages in Japan’s domestic industries, and mid and long-term solutions have been difficult to achieve. The Japanese government has implemented steps to develop an environment that is welcoming to overseas personnel. (Note 3) These include opening more occupational and residence status visas to increase the number of overseas workers.
MOL and Magsaysay contribute to the sustainable growth of both Japan and the Philippines by connecting workers and companies beyond borders through its network with MPRC in the Philippines, one of the world’s main talent solution providers for overseas workers, and by maximizing the experience and expertise accumulated in building a sustainable talent pool of seafarers and land-based workers over many decades. Leveraging on this, both organizations aim to continue to help Japanese companies and the government find sustainable solutions for the benefit of Japan, the Philippines, and overseas workers.

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