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How your business disposes of its paper waste can have far-reaching consequences across procedures and processes, compliance, environment, and staffing. And every business views and handles their waste differently. Some small firms might tear up old letters and throw them straight in the waste paper basket. Some legal firms will invest significant amounts into on-site […]

How does your business deal with waste paper, especially documents with potentially sensitive information printed on them? It’s not something that every business will necessarily worry about, but for many firms, especially in certain sectors, it’s a critical consideration that requires thought, legal understanding, and a certain degree of investment.  And many firms are now

Businesses have more than enough to be contending with without worrying about how they’re disposing of their waste.  But with data theft and fraud on the rise, and the rules around data security and handling of sensitive information rightly getting stricter, the headache around getting rid of files, documents, drives and devices can become a

Every business wants to be organised, streamlined, productive, and compliant. Yet there are so many aspects of running a business that can create mess, inefficiency, and opportunities to fall foul of the law.  One such area is paperwork. Everything from client contracts to personnel files and expense receipts are often printed and stored. But when

There have always been guidance and rules around how businesses should dispose of their sensitive waste, and despite many firms being digital-first operations, thousands of tonnes of paper records, personnel files and contracts are printed, signed, stored, and then need to be disposed of every single year.  With the introduction of GDPR and the increasing

All businesses generate waste, yet for many, the volume of cardboard waste is especially overwhelming. Overflowing bins and the constant cycle of managing this waste consumes time and also space, often resulting in excess cardboard being sent to landfills. An effective solution to this growing issue is the implementation of an on-site cardboard baler.  These

In today’s digital-first world, you might assume that the paper trail in business operations has thinned out significantly. However, the reality remains that companies continue to produce a significant amount of paper records. From archived payroll documents and financial reports to personnel records and client contracts, these documents can quickly accumulate. The challenge arises both

Managing incoming materials and goods is a relentless task that often results in an overwhelming accumulation of cardboard. This bulky waste swiftly consumes valuable space, particularly when boxes remain unflattened due to time constraints faced by employees. More often than not, the cardboard recycling bins are the first to overflow, posing not just a logistical

The security of sensitive information has never been more important, especially with regular headline news stories about large-scale hacks and data breaches at well-known companies. While much attention is rightly paid to cyber threats, it’s important to remember that physical document security is equally important. For firms based in Exeter and across the South West,

Managing waste efficiently is an important part of the operational cycle for businesses, especially for firms producing a steady stream of regular, bulky waste. The decision to invest in an on-site waste compactor often surfaces as a practical solution. Here, we explore five compelling benefits of opting for portable waste compactor hire, ensuring your business