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UK's top companies spend less on social and environmental impact
Top companies have spent less this year than last on the social and environmental impact of their businesses, including waste and recycling issues, according to a new survey. The Giving List, organised by The Guardian, is an annual social survey of stock market-listed companies. It revealed that the top 100 companies in the UK spent 0.79% of their pre-tax profits measuring and mitigating the social and environmental impacts of their businesses down 0.87% on last year.
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