SThree recognised for five years of action against climate change

SThree has once again been recognised for the action we’re taking to tackle climate change and our work to reduce carbon emissions.

We’ve achieved a B rating from the CDP for a fifth year in a row – a voluntary disclosure programme that assesses how we manage our environmental impact.

Not only have we maintained our score during a tough year, we’re also one of the businesses leading the way in the recruitment sector.

We offset all of our emissions ensuring we are carbon neutral and last year reduced our emissions by 12% through various initiatives. But we’ve not stopped there, we’ve set an ambitious emissions reduction target of 20% by 2024.

Gemma Branney, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at SThree, said:

“I’m delighted that SThree has achieved a B score for the fifth year running during what has been such a difficult year for everyone.

“Maintaining your CDP rating isn’t easy. It actually becomes tougher each year with additional questions and assessment criteria, so we are really proud of this achievement.”

Read the full CDP list

Notes to editors

SThree plc brings skilled people together to build the future. It is the only global pure-play specialist staffing business focused on roles in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (‘STEM’), providing permanent and flexible contract talent to a diverse base of more than 9,000 clients in 15 countries.

The Group’s c.2,600 staff cover the technology, life sciences, engineering, banking and finance sectors.

SThree plc is quoted on the Premium Segment of the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority under the ticker symbol STEM and also has a US level one ADR facility, symbol SERTY.

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