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We Are Proud to Say We Have Won Graebel’s 2020 Environmental Stewardship Award

This year, as part of Graebel’s 2020 Partner Alliance Excellence Awards, Relocation Africa has received their 2020 Environmental Stewardship Award.

Based on submissions, the award is given to the partner who demonstrates a unique commitment to sustainability innovation.

In our submission, we highlighted our accomplishments with and towards our paperless office, water saving, solar energy system, community outreach via the GOLD charity, vegetable garden, recycling efforts at our head office, and ongoing, team-driven CSR initiatives. We also spoke about our online Consultant training, moving towards a digital (online) portal instead of physical welcome packs, flexible work hours and work from home systems for our team members, remote meetings to reduce our carbon footprint, and integrating sustainable practices into the way we do business with our clients.

We hope that our efforts inspire other companies to take environmental stewardship and sustainable business practices into account for their own operations, and implement ongoing CSR initiatives in their workplaces, as if we work together, we can make the world a healthier place for future generations.

For highlights from the conference, click here.

 

Graebel Companies, Inc. is a leading provider of global talent and workplace mobility solutions for Fortune 500 and Global 1000 firms and their employees in 165 countries. Since its founding in 1950, Graebel has evolved, innovated and grown to deliver excellent service and results for clients, all while remaining family-owned and focused on its duty of care. With custom technology solutions, Graebel develops and implements mobility strategies that help companies attract and retain talent; respond faster to global market trends; and maximize return on mobility programs. The company addresses every part of the mobility lifecycle for employers and employees, including services for departure and move management, destination, settling-in and ongoing assignments. For more information, visit Graebel.com. Here’s to the world ahead ®.

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For information as to how Relocation Africa can help you with your Mobility, Immigration, Research, Remuneration, and Expat Tax needs, email info@relocationafrica.com, or call us on +27 21 763 4240.

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