Most of us don’t have the option of replacing equipment – it’s already there and we can't control the inherent efficiency. However, correct operation of that equipment to maximize energy savings is something we can control. To do this, we must first properly train our operators. Read More >>

Coinciding with its first Industry Challenge Council meeting, staffing solutions provider Manpower has released a research paper sharing insights from manufacturing experts and solutions needed to navigate through the transformation of the manufacturing industry. Read More >>

A Deloitte report describes how environmental, social and governance performance impacts market valuation. Short-term issues and events, including human rights issues, product recalls, boycotts and protests, often trigger the strongest and most immediate effect. Read More >>

People are both the strongest and weakest links in the energy cost-reduction chain so they can make it or break it. Energy management plans that best use the human element typically report more positive results and longer sustainability. Read More >>

NSF’s sustainability assessment protocol for services and service providers evaluates and certifies their sustainable practices, enabling compliance with Executive Order 13514. The protocol evaluates service providers’ environment, labor, and social responsibility impacts. Read More >>

Through a few simple techniques, organizational leaders can boost workplace “MQ” and inspire employees to perform at their peak, say authors Susie Cranston and Scott Keller, who go on to offer three strategies for improving the meaning quotient of work. Read More >>

Crown Equipment’s sustainability program has been in effect for more than 20 years, inspired by the discovery that most of its environmental initiatives also make good business sense and perpetuated by employee interest and activities that just don’t let up. Read More >>

The number one Energy Myth is, “The way you save energy is to make people uncomfortable by lowering temperatures during occupancy,” a single piece of common knowledge that, by itself, has probably done more to hurt the cause of energy conservation than anything else. Read More >>