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Pacer Staffing aspires to be a leader in corporate sustainability. We are committed to the journey as a business partner, an employer, a community member, an environmental steward and a value creator for our partners. By thinking and acting sustainably, we will deliver excellent staffing service and strong financial results and position the company for a strong future.
Pacer Staffing has embarked on an initiative to align each and every one of its Operational and Service Delivery processes with current environmentally sustainable practices. The “Pacer Staffing Green” initiative is an executive order with strict definitions and deployment action items.
At Pacer Staffing, sustainability is the way we manage and operate our business to best serve our customers, care for the environment, secure profits and drive long-term prosperity.
Sustainability is a business method that ensures safety, efficiency and responsibility in a manner that protects Pacer Staffing employees, communities, partners and the environment, now and in the future.
Our daily operations align business performance with a commitment to environmental, social and community stewardship encompassing three elements:
Pacer Staffing has invested in green building designs and utilises energy efficient bulbs and IT systems in our offices globally.
With a focus on technology, we take a pledge to partner with organizations to help keep e-waste out of landfills by hosting global recycling drives throughout the year.
Pacer Staffing has implemented a recycling program and a paperless environment across the globe. Where possible, Pacer Staffing uses recycled paper and “biodegradable” packaging.
Pacer Staffing strives to reduce toxic emissions related to employee travel and has invested in videoconferencing services. Pacer Staffing is committed to periodically reviewing and improving our environmental, health and safety performance. We are also advocates of “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” in support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts for