Climalife joins the Good Business Charter

Climalife is pleased to announce that it has joined the Good Business Charter.

Climalife is delighted to announce it has joined companies such as Aviva, Richer Sounds and Shelter in signing up to the Good Business Charter (GBC), an accreditation that seeks to raise the bar on business practices for employees, tax, the environment, customers and suppliers.

The Good Business Charter exists for all companies, charities and public sector organisations across all industries and sectors and works through a simple online self-certification process. At a time when people are caring more about who they work for and who they buy from, the Good Business Charter offers a straightforward accreditation which recognises organisations which prioritise and care for their employees, the environment, customers and suppliers, whilst also paying their taxes according to the spirit of the law. The GBC and its members seek to inspire many other businesses to follow suit.

Chairman of the GBC board, Simon Fox, said:

“The Good Business Charter brings together 10 standards, most of which already exist, but in separate places. We have brought them together to give a coherent overall position for businesses to aspire to. We believe that the GBC has enormous potential to change business practice for good. We hope that because of its simplicity and cost effectiveness, it will quickly gain support.”

Allan Harper, Managing Director of Climalife UK , said:

“We are delighted to have become accredited with the Good Business Charter. We join over 1,000 other UK businesses who are committing to these important standards. The standards align closely to our company values and demonstrates our commitment to conducting business in an ethical way. ”