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Are you guarding against corporate catfish?

In today’s world, security of people and buildings is given huge focus. But what about the risk of reputational damage?

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Mitie’s scoops two awards at CIR Risk Management Awards

Mitie’s innovative Risk Safe solution won both the ‘Risk Management Innovation of the Year’ and ‘Risk Management App of the Year’ categories at the prestigious CIR Risk Management Awards. Both awards recognise Mitie’s technology-led approach to risk management. The CIR Risk Management Awards distinguish organisations and teams for their excellence in the field of risk management.

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Mitie finds FM is a natural career match for ex-military personnel

Mitie’s first report into how the facilities management (FM) industry supports armed forces veterans shows the sector is a good career fit, with over two thirds (70%) of former servicemen and women saying FM roles match their skill set. More than three quarters (77%) of veterans would recommend a career in FM to other armed forces leavers. Though 50% of veterans say it was a challenge to find work after leaving the military, four in five (84%) managers say veterans are likely to possess the skills most urgently needed in the sector.

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Eco benefits are why fleet drivers want to switch to electric

New survey of Mitie’s fleet drivers finds environmental benefits are the key factor for those switching to electric. Mitie has committed to converting 20% of its car and compact van fleet to electric by 2020.

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Mitie drivers support the transition to Electric Vehicles (EV)

New survey* of Mitie electric vehicle (EV) drivers finds they’re supportive of the transition, with 91% glad they switched to electric. Financial savings and environmental benefits top the list as the most popular aspects of driving an EV. Issues around public charging infrastructure are a downside for half (50%) of EV drivers and the biggest area of concern for those waiting to get their new vehicle.

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Top barriers to net zero revealed by sustainability leaders

New research from Mitie reveals that over four in five (84%) sustainability leaders feel confident businesses will be able to align with the UK’s net zero goals. In spite of this, price fluctuations and the reliability of renewable energy as well as securing capital for projects remain top concerns for achieving decarbonisation ambitions. Now in its third year, Mitie’s 2025 Net Zero Navigator report addresses these concerns with tips for navigating the path to net zero from Mitie’s energy experts and policy expert, Josh Buckland.

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View innovation as an opportunity – not a risk

When it comes to contract delivery, who wouldn’t want innovation as standard? In reality, implementing innovative solutions can be a challenge. Organisations are cautious about anything that could open the door to potential data breaches.

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Mitie Foundation celebrates 10th anniversary

This month marks the 10th anniversary of the Mitie Foundation, the independent charity focussed on providing varied life opportunities for disadvantaged groups. The Mitie Foundation is recognising the continuing success of its programmes, Ready2Work and Giving Back. Through the foundation, colleagues have been giving back to their local communities, completing over 106,800 hours of volunteering.

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Solutions to accelerate successful EV charging infrastructure rollout

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Legislation lethargy hits UK organisations as volume and intensity of sustainability reporting increases

Wave of sustainability stress as almost two in five (38%) sustainability decision makers admit to not being clear about what they need to report on with almost half (46%) now reporting to at least three different ESG frameworks as confusion about the legislation labyrinth builds. Over a quarter (28%) say they are not sure they are equipped to comply if legislation becomes stricter and three fifths (60%) are worried about the impact on both their reputation and company finances if their reporting is found to be insufficient. Just 13% believe the current approach to reporting works, yet the majority are not in favour of a shift to sector specific reporting frameworks or a move to one single UK and EU-wide standard.