Archives: 2017

“For us, responsible business is at the core of what we do”   What the company did At Three Q PERMS & TEMPS , we utilised the company’s skills to assist people who were out of work to search for and secure employment and also promoted jobs in the charity sector. We work with three different groups: Unemployed: We work

“Our Green policies have brought us valuable corporate bookings and produced dramatic savings in energy and water costs” What the company did Our comprehensive Green Policy at Sandymount Hotel began as a management decision to cut costs, but we now understand the wider benefits of ‘being green’. We’ve reduced our energy and water consumption, and

“We make this effort because we believe that the Earth’s resources are finite and we need to help protect it” What the company did Over the years, the Killary Adventure Company has implemented a number of energy efficiency measures: We have a Kingspan 6kW Wind Turbine which provides about 30% of the power to our business on a

“A two-way supplier engagement process has seen a big increase in on-time deliveries to us and subsequently for us onto our customers“ What the company did We carry out a monthly review of each supplier’s performance to a set of criteria including on time Delivery & Quality through Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs). Each supplier receives feedback

“We have made savings while reducing our environmental impact by using less energy, alternative methods or recycling more” What the company did We are always working on improving our environmental impact. For example, we continually evaluate our waste and our energy usage. This allows us to make savings to the end utility bill but also

Phase Four of the Access to Education, Bridge to Employment initiative Janssen recently launched ‘Vision 2020’, the next phase of the supported programme ‘Access to Education, Bridge to Employment’. Now in its 12th year, The programme, aims to encourage and assist students in Cork City in staying in school and progress to further and higher level education, with a particular focus

  Intel this year for the fourth time has come together with the Centre for Talented Youth Ireland (CTYI) to deliver a programme which invited female students aged between 14 and 17 to participate in weekly engineering-based classes which were facilitated through the Centre’s existing structure.