Microsoft Corporation

Headquarters	Redmond, Washington, United States
CEO	Steve Ballmer
Total Revenue	$51.12 billion USD
Net Income	$14.06 billion USD
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Indicators

Environment
1. Reducing Product/Service Impacts (2)
2. Greenhouse Gases (3)
3. Air Pollution (other than GHG)
4. Energy Use (1)
5. Biodiversity
6. Material Use (1)
7. Waste (1)
8. Water Use (2)
9. Hazardous Spills
10. Environmental Compliance (1)
11. Environmental Expenditures
Society
1. Community Impact (1)
2. Local Procurement
3. Capacity Building
4. Child Labour (1)
5. Indigenous Rights
6. Cancer Research
7. HIV/AIDS Research (1)
8. Human Rights (1)
9. Employee Wages Training and Benefits (1)
10. Employment Equity (1)
11. Collective Bargaining
12. Occupational Health and Safety (1)
13. Military Involvement
Product Responsibility
1. Customer Health and Safety (1)
2. Accessibility to Product Information (1)
3. Customer Satisfaction (1)
4. Marketing Ethics
5. Customer Privacy (1)
6. Organics
7. Fair Trade
8. Animal Testing
Corporate Citizen
1. Government Assistance
2. Direct Economic Impact (1)
3. Political Contributions
4. Anti-Corruption (1)
5. Anti-Competitive Behaviour (1)
6. CEO Compensation (1)

Waste Summary [login to edit summary]

The company has taken steps to limit the use of plastic in the cafeteria, resulting in the reduction of 109 tons of plastic each year. As a result, we have assigned a score of 5/9.

However, it is not clear what has been done for waste generated as a direct result of Microsoft products, like product disposal and other waste; the company should seek to reach 7.5/9 in this area.

Source: http://blogs.msdn.com/see/archive/2008/08/25/microsoft-s-new-recycling-program-cuts-redmond-headquarters-waste-in-half.aspx

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G3–EN22 Total Weight of Waste Disposal & Method
a)Hazardous Waste
b)Non-hazardous Waste
G3–EN24 Hazardous Waste Transported
If applicable, also include:
Recycled, Reused or Reclaimed Waste

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The company has taken steps to limit the use of plastic in the cafeteria, resulting in the reduction of 109 tons of plastic each year. As a result, we have assigned a score of 5/9.

However, it is not clear what has been done for waste generated as a direct result of Microsoft products, like product disposal and other waste; the company should seek to reach 7.5/9 in this area.

Source: http://blogs.msdn.com/see/archive/2008/08/25/microsoft-s-new-recycling-program-cuts-redmond-headquarters-waste-in-half.aspx

Reference: G3 - | Created By: Shruthi Rao | Revision: 1

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