Simon Winfield: Recruitment's environmental challenge

Making a public commitment to improving sustainability shows you are taking it seriously.

Against the backdrop of a popular environmental movement, more and more businesses are going green and seeking sustainable credentials. Whether it’s eliminating single-use plastics in the way that we’re doing at Hays, committing to carbon neutrality or offering package-free products, we’re waking up to the environmental impact of our organisations.  

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