Should employers take 'going green' seriously?

‘Going green’ is no longer a bi-product of company culture.


Sustainability has become a prominent factor across many sectors and the recruitment industry is no different.

The ethical practices adopted by employers could be the difference between a candidate applying for a position or looking elsewhere. Now more than ever, adopting sustainable frameworks should be a priority for businesses who don’t want the quality of their applicants to be affected by their green-credentials.

Here’s a quick round up:


-         93% of perspective candidates say that their employer must act sustainably.
-         71% are looking to work for a sustainably minded employer.
-         62% ask about sustainability in interviews.

If you’re in the property or construction industry and want some guidance on what applicants are looking for, get in touch with Harte Recruitment by calling 07540 770679.





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