Johnstons of Elgin Sustainability Profile

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Johnstons of Elgin is a Scottish textile company that has been involved in community and public-interest activity linked to the coronavirus outbreak. The available content shows the company making scrubs for local doctor’s surgeries and other primary care facilities, using cloth available at the time and producing washable poly/cotton sets. The brand is also referenced in a case study about workforce management software used to integrate personnel and payroll needs at its Elgin site, supporting operational efficiency. No broader sustainability strategy, targets, or formal ESG commitments are stated in the provided content.

About Johnstons of Elgin

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
100 - 500

Country
United Kingdom

Johnstons of Elgin Sustainability Actions

Donated scrubs to surgeries

Johnstons of Elgin has made its first donation of scrubs to local doctor’s surgeries and other primary care facilities. The company made the first prototype last week with the cloth it had available. CEO Simon Cotton said: “Ultra fine merino may not be a traditional scrubs material but it did the job for creating our first sample! The production sets are made from sixty degree washable poly/cotton. I’m very proud of our small team for the way they pulled together in just a few days.”

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Integrated personnel and payroll

The OneAdvanced package has provided the opportunity to integrate all of our personnel and payroll needs into one solution. With the package in place, we can manage HR and time and attendance centrally from the Elgin site making significant savings on administration.