Workers: Employers Not Green Enough
A majority of U.S. employees feel businesses could be doing more for the environment.
From: Inc.com |By: Alexandra Zendrian
Despite gains in workplace green practices, many workers feel their employers still aren’t doing enough to protect the environment.
Nearly 60 percent of 2,281 workers surveyed by Adecco USA, a Melville, N.Y.-based human resources firm, said they felt their employers should be taking more steps to reduce or recycle waste. Among all respondents, women and younger employees were the biggest supporters of workplace green practices.
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Employees want to work in an ecologically sound business environment. More so, they know that clients will be more responsive to businesses that are going green. So it would stand to reason that your employment candidates with the best potential would gravitate to the more environmentally sound businesses.
So when you are recruiting candidates and preparing to interview them, run background checks and so forth, realize that you will attract the better job candidates by making your business a safe working environment. It may help you reduce your insurance costs, and it will create, overall, a better ambiance.
It pays to hire employees who aspire to green practices. In fact, it may pay to hire a specialist who can turn your business green. You would want to run the education verification as well as the criminal background check and other background searches as part of your preemployment screening package. Put someone on the job who knows what needs to be done to make your office environmentally compliant.
It’s important. It’s healthy. And it’s good for business.
Check them out before you hire. Call Corra for background checking services.