
Workspace has been listed in the Top 20 companies in the FTSE 350 for ethical business performance, reported in The Observer (Aug 26th).

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Workspace believes the case for sustainability is as simple as it is compelling: it makes good business sense.
total value of community investment (cash and gifts in kind)
waste recycled as proportion of total waste produced across the portfolio
Average number of days per employee dedicated to training and development
number of man hours spent on customer care training by Workspace staff
CO2 emissions (kg CO2/sq ft) associated with energy used in common parts of tenant occupied properties
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Generating engagement on our direct and indirect impacts. To view the report, click here.

Aligning our strategic objectives to those of the Mayor's London Plan. To view the report, click here.
Find out what small businesses think in the latest customer survey produced by Kingston University.
We have previously used the term Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to refer to the socio-economic and environmental responsibilities to our stakeholders. However, in recognition of the great interdependency between the long-term success of our business and its external operating environment we have changed our terminology from CSR to Sustainability. We therefore use sustainability when referring to our socio-economic and environmental responsibilities, opportunities and risks.