How to Create a Cleaner and Greener Workplace
A cleaner and greener workplace comes from treating cleaning, waste management and purchasing as parts of the same ongoing system.
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Hand Towels vs Hand Dryers: Safety, Sustainability, and the Workplace Debate
Hand drying is not just a finishing step. Germs transfer more easily from wet hands, so thorough drying is essential for effective hygiene. Recently, this everyday choice has become part of a wider debate. Some large organisations have removed paper hand towel from bathrooms in favour of electric hand dryers, often citing sustainability and waste reduction goals. … Read more
Bulk Buying: Big Impact, Less Waste
While bulk buying has long been associated with cost savings, the environmental benefits are equally compelling. By cutting down on packaging waste, minimising transport emissions, and streamlining inventory management, bulk purchasing can significantly reduce your office’s carbon footprint and overall waste.
Gamification and Waste Management
Gamification has been increasingly utilised across many industries to help save the environment and cut down on greenhouse gasses.
Practical Solutions for Schools to Minimise Plastic Waste
As we work towards building a sustainable future, it is essential to actively engage and empower children to address the growing problem of plastic waste.
Handy Tips for Reducing Office Waste
Office waste can come in many forms, from packaging of products to bags, paper, printer toner and even pens. With so many sources of waste being not only common but all but essential to the workplace, how can organisations go about reducing waste in the workplace?
Help Clean Up Australia!
The Clean Up Australia organisation has emerged as one of the nation’s most recognised and trusted environmental charities, helping provide practical solutions to live more sustainably every day of the year.
How Important is Ethical Sourcing to Business?
The demand for ethical sourcing transparency has skyrocketed due to consumers being more aware of their own social responsibility in building a sustainable future.
How to Become Plastic Free this July… and Beyond
In Australia, most state and territory governments have implement a ban on hazardous single-use plastics such as plastic cutlery, straws, plates, and stirrers.