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Social & Environmental Performance

B Corporation Report Card

 

Score: Pass*
*According to the B Survey rating system, this enterprise qualifies as a “Beneficial Corporation”

 

 Additional Indicators

Indicator Findings
Social & Labor Stewardship
Established mechanism for worker representation in decision making/management? Yes
Benefits provided to employees and their families?
  • Part-time/flex work schedules (30% using)
  • Paid/unpaid medical sabbatical with job security
  • Living wage to all part-time & full-time employees
  • Retirement plan for full-time employees at least partially paid for
  • by company
  • Paid sick leave
  • Paid vacation
  • Paid maternity leave
  • Paid paternity leave
  • Counseling services
Membership in associations that foster labor, community, or societal stewardship? Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia (BALLE network); GreenAmerica; Social Venture Network; Chefs Collaborative
Environmental Stewardship
Are all sites of enterprise activity free of regulatory problems, liabilities, or fines for environmental issues? Yes
Energy conservation or renewable energy practices
  • Energy usage measured annually
  • Energy efficiency policies (5-9% saved last year)
  • >50% energy from renewable sources
  • 5-25% energy from renewable onsite production
Membership in association(s) that foster environmental stewardship? Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia (BALLE network); Social Venture Network; Chefs Collaborative
Local Economy Stewardship
Majority (over 50%) of enterprise ownership located in the same community as at least 2/3 of workforce? Yes
Expenditures (other than labor) directed towards independent local suppliers?
  • Supplies/services: 60+% of expenditures (other than labor)

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