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WorkWise Clothing Group Sustainability Actions

Four-pillar sustainability model

Workwear Group says its sustainability work is organised around four pillars: Trusted Supply, People First, Circular by Design, and Climate Resilience. In plain terms, this means it focuses on responsible sourcing, worker wellbeing, longer-lasting products, and lower environmental impact. The company says these pillars shape its priorities and are linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which are global targets for social and environmental progress.

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Reporting and accountability

Workwear Group says it publishes an annual Sustainability Report and reports regularly to Wesfarmers, its industrial and safety division, customers, and other stakeholders. It says the report covers targets, material issues, progress, and case studies. The company also says it aims to be honest about both progress and challenges, which suggests it uses reporting as a way to track performance over time.

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Supply chain and labour standards

The company says it works to keep its supply chain transparent and responsible. It says this includes fair labour practices, safe working conditions, product safety, and quality standards. It also says it follows strict ethical codes of conduct and resource management rules as part of the Wesfarmers group. This points to a focus on worker rights and responsible sourcing across the supply chain.

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Circular design and recovery

Workwear Group says it designs uniforms and workwear to last longer and reduce waste. It says it uses preferred materials, works on recycling and product recovery at end of life, and tries to reduce waste during manufacturing, packaging, and textile recovery. Circularity means keeping materials in use for as long as possible instead of throwing them away after one use.

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Climate and resource actions

The company says it is cutting emissions and conserving resources through practical steps such as fleet hybridisation, energy savings, renewable energy, LED lighting, and biodiversity protection. These actions are meant to reduce its environmental footprint and make the business more resilient to climate change. The source does not give full numbers here, but it does show a mix of operational changes and longer-term climate planning.

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