Sustainability in the organisation
Sustainability awareness has not only grown strongly in private households in recent years. Many companies are also focussing on new sustainability strategies. One aim is to set up environmentally friendly offices, warehouses and workspaces through specific measures. The management's decision to promote ecological sustainability within the company can lead to sustainable economic success on the one hand and to better use of natural resources on the other.
What does "sustainable" stand for?
Whether services or industry is initially irrelevant for sustainable corporate development, as the model can be applied to all sectors and offices. Sustainable development primarily refers to fundamental economic, social and ecological measures that contribute to greater climate protection, economic success and better working conditions in the long term and through major and minor changes. Sustainability in the workplace reduces a company's ecological footprint, makes the company and brand more attractive to customers and can even lead to savings in resources and lower costs in unexpected places.
Advantages through sustainability in the company
Smart solutions and innovations can help to implement sustainability in the company and achieve both ecological and economic goals. This ranges from structural optimisations in insulation and energy generation to behavioural changes, for example in waste management. It is important that the specific measures are aligned with the corporate strategy.
Ecological advantages through environmental protection in the office
Sustainable action must be able to combine economic goals and environmental protection under one umbrella. This is not always easy, but with the right strategies, for example in heating and energy use, CO₂ emissions can be reduced, unavoidable CO₂ emissions offset and resources saved. Above all, the conscious and responsible handling of waste is a step that every company can take. Starting with a small change in the office, an environmentally friendly and sustainable corporate culture can be realised step by step.
Economic sustainability
Economic sustainability is a concept that is designed to generate profits, but at the same time does not threaten or damage the required natural and human resources in the long term. In order to act as a sustainable company, an entrepreneurial view of the future is necessary that also takes ecological goals into account. After all, the protection of basic resources benefits not only the company itself, but also the environment and society.
Working in a sustainable office
Reconciling profit, environmental protection within the company and consideration for the health and well-being of employees is a challenge. However, those who master this challenge have a good chance of being successful and sustainable in the market. Young people in particular appreciate a green office and a sustainable economy. This can bring clear advantages both in terms of brand presence and the recruitment process.
Implementing environmental protection in the workplace - sustainability as a good solution for the company
Waste separation and an overall improvement in waste management in the company can be implemented everywhere with just a few measures. In order to optimise this important step towards sustainability in a targeted manner, the process should be made measurable. Smart Waste Solutions from Hailo digital_hub include an efficient combination of digital and analogue product solutions to implement real added value for a sustainable office. Measured values are clearly visualised and transparency is created. This is the first step towards green workplaces.
Sustainability in modern companies
The benefits for ecological sustainability and recycling are a matter of course with Smart Waste Solutions. They offer a high level of convenience, encourage movement and increase employees' motivation to improve their own waste disposal behaviour in everyday office life. Smart Waste Solutions will make it easier for employees to separate waste and save on quantities in future. At the same time, companies are taking a step towards valuable competitive advantages - such as easier access to (green) commercial premises.