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Of
course, any business is only as good as the people who work
in it. So what does sustainability mean for you and your team? These
sites will tell you what the latest ideas are in this area,
and give you practical steps to involve your team more.
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| cyclescheme.co.uk |
A great site showing how to get tax free bikes for
work including a section for employers. Lewes
may be a little hilly, but there are always mountain
bikes! |
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travelchoice.org
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Get
your team involved suggest they consider car sharing
as a social and fun way to get to work. East Sussex
County Council have teamed up with liftshare, the largest implementer of car sharing systems
in the UK, to launch this site. |
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forumforthefuture.org.uk |
Looking
for inspiration? Check out the
list of leader businesses on this site in
the business section under resources. These
are large businesses proving that sustainable
business can be very profitable. There is also an interesting report on "Leader Business Strategies" to download. |
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walkit.com |
When
visiting London walking may be a surprisingly good
way to get around saving, time, money and helping
keep you fit. This site lets you enter a start
point and destination. It gives directions, says
how many calories you will burn, and, even, how
much CO2 you avoided releasing. |
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actionaidrecycling.org.uk |
This site is setup to help you do the right thing by recycling old phones and other equipment, while benefitting a good cause at the same time. |
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bitc.org.uk
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Social responsibility and sustainability are clearly
linked. The major business responsibility organisation
in the UK is probably Business in the Community.
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www.freecycle.org |
Freecycle is a system, used all over the world, where people can give away things they no longer need –- for free. Usually used by the public at large, you can, of course also use it to give (or get) office and other business equipment. |
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