TUC Sustainable Workplace

The TUC's Sustainable Workplace initiative offers employees information on how to help green their organisation

By BusinessGreen Staff 07 Jan 2008

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The Trade Union Congress (TUC) Sustainable Workplace website offers guidance on how union members can help their employers limit environmental impacts in the workplace.

The site includes useful information on how to measure organisations' environmental performance, case studies detailing firms that have embraced green best practices, guidance on how to develop a more sustainable workplace and a useful list of green business websites.

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