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Over the past six years, Herman Miller volunteers have helped build homes for Habitat for Humanity. This year's LEED-rated home for a family of three has reported gas and electric bills totaling $30 per month.
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We continue to use 100 percent renewable electrical energy to power all our facilities world-wide.
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This year we added three new IRT groups, two of them in our international offices. That brings our total to ten IRTs around the world with over 170 members.
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We always knew the last 10 percent would be the hardest. This year we reached an 88 percent reduction of our overall footprint, just missing out on our target of a 92 percent overall reduction from our baseline. Our goal for 2020 is still 0—yes, that's right, 0—operational footprint and we're confident we'll get there.
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This year our fuel-savings initiatives rolled up to more than 430,000 car-miles avoided due to biking or car-pooling and more than $111,000 reimbursed to employees for the purchase of bicycles or fuel-efficient vehicles.
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We take the safety of our employees seriously. We continued to have an injury rate nearly half of our industry average. Zero injuries is the ultimate goal.
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For the fourteenth year, Herman Miller and the architecture and design community volunteered in "We Care"—a day of creativity and craft-making for underprivileged children in 25 cities across the U.S. and Canada.
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We were one of only two companies in our industry to receive a 100 percent rating (fourth consecutive year) on Corporate Equality Index from the Human Rights Campaign.
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