We Plant A Tree for Every Accountancy CV
Added: (Fri Jan 01 2010)
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Recruitment website www.JustAccountancyJobs.com is offering accountants the chance to offset their carbon Christmas tree print, again in 2010
“Christmas is a period of high energy consumption,” says Sacha Deakin, account manager. “Not only are the lights on earlier in buildings, but the UK’s Christmas tree lights will be responsible for more than 15,500 extra tonnes of CO2 emissions. Added to that is the environmental cost of farming and shipping Christmas trees, as well as disposing of them in the New Year.”
Their new tree cartoon at http://www.justaccountancyjobs.com/landingpage.php is a fun way to see jobs growing as well, why not forward this to a friend.
JustAccountancyJobs.com, a small independant Jobs Board, have a deal with a UK registered environmental charity Plant-A-Tree-Today (PATT). The inspiration for this relationship was born from Just Accountancy Jobs desire to 'give something back' and recognising that planting trees was something we can all tangibly relate to meant that we felt it was the perfect charity choice for our candidates.
For every candidate signing up and posting their CV on the site, JustAccountancyJobs will ensure that a hardwood tree is planted in the rainforests of the Asian Pacific.
“The reason the fir tree was originally chosen as a symbol of Christmas was that it’s evergreen, and is a symbol of life through the winter,” explains Sacha. “Ensuring that an evergreen tree is planted in a rainforest sanctuary is a great gift to everyone, since it will more than offset the extra cost of your carbon Christmas stocking print. One of JustAccountancyJobs.com trees is for life, not just for Christmas.”
If you would like to know more about Just Accountancy Jobs please visit our website www.justaccountancyjobs.com.
And if you would like to read any of the fabulous things that Plant-A-Tree-Today are doing to help save our environment please visit their website, they are a truely inspirational
charity www.plant-a-tree-today.org
A Happy New Year 2010