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Economic considerations and the need to streamline apply pressure on businesses across all sectors. However, this is not the only priority for mindful modern management. Corporate social responsibility is a theme for 2017 – and beyond – and that means making changes to a business to make it more sustainable and creating social, economic and environmental benefits for stakeholders. Key to this is taking responsibility for your business waste and choosing to dispose of it ethically.

Despite the move towards paperless working, there are still a majority of businesses that have not gone completely paperless. This is down to a number of factors including security concerns, compliance with regulations and the need to verify things with a physical signature. So paper is still something that many businesses are dealing with, but what about those elements which have gone digital and are not using paper? It’s just as important to ensure that data from these is disposed of securely.

It’s increasingly common for businesses to be aware of the different impacts they are having on the world around them, whether this is environmental, financial or social. Businesses waste huge volumes of recyclable waste every year, so as companies reduce their waste and begin to realise their corporate social responsibility to recycle paper waste, then this can create a large reduction in unnecessary waste.