COLUMBIA, MD, May 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) For many young job hunters, a prominent employee-volunteerism program is a strong selling point. greeNEWit, an organization founded to help society build more sustainable communities and better economies through energy efficiency and conserving the use of natural resources, has provided just the opportunity to reward top performing employees.
At greeNEWit, employees can volunteer on company time and the company dime. The company stands as a leader in the Multi-Family Quick Home Energy Checkup (QHEC) Program to provide energy upgrades to residential and multi-family homes. Crews of technicians are deployed to perform these QHECs as an effective way to significantly reduce home energy consumption while improving indoor comfort - all at no additional cost to the monthly utility bills of tenants and owners.
The QHEC technicians are paid for the hours they work. If a team completes a multi-family site visit a day early, greeNEWit will lend these skilled employees to nonprofits and struggling small businesses around the Mid-Atlantic region. So far employees have volunteered at the Elkridge Food Pantry, 5660 Furnace Ave., Elkridge, Maryland. As the program expands, greeNEWit employees will not only volunteer time, but also provide professional services and share their knowledge in energy efficiency.
"We believe that from every corner of the organization, our employees believe in what we are doing, and are excited to come to work every day," greeNEWit Chief Communication Officer Jason Jannati said.
This program fosters environmental stewardship and allows employees to gain a broader perspective on business when they do their jobs in different settings.
"I want to work for a company that cares about how it affects or contributes to society. When interviewing for a job, I couldn't believe that greeNEWit actually had a program devoted to this," greeNEWit QHEC Technician Matt Evans said. "Their social and environmental activities are a true differentiator and have inspired me to be a loyal employee."
greeNEWit is committed to creating new solutions for life's challenges by involving the community to support continued education, humanitarian advancement and economic development.
For the latest energy saving tips, check out greeNEWit.com. To learn more about how you can greeNEWit, call the office at 866.994.7639.
greeNEWit is an organization founded to help our society build more sustainable communities and better economies through energy efficiency and conserving the use of natural resources. We help homeowners, businesses and municipalities adopt best practices to cut costs and achieve energy savings.
We're transforming the energy landscape into an emerging, vibrant green marketplace. Our mission is to reduce energy consumption, eliminate waste and save money while reforming our relationship with the environment. We recognize the importance of sustainability and doing what you can to minimize the impact we have on our surroundings. We act as a consultant to utility companies, builders, contractors and homeowners to provide energy checkups and offer consulting and training for sustainable operations.
The Latest greeNEWit Office Perk for Top Employees: Getting Paid to Volunteer
For many young job hunters, a prominent employee-volunteerism program is a strong selling point.
2012-05-17
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[Press-News.org] The Latest greeNEWit Office Perk for Top Employees: Getting Paid to VolunteerFor many young job hunters, a prominent employee-volunteerism program is a strong selling point.