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Environmental Sustainability
Waste Diversion
Microserve repairs electronics internally and replaces them only at the end of their life cycle. Initiatives include reducing disposable coffee cups, implementing water-conserving systems, and creating communal areas for employees to share unwanted items or books. Furthermore, Microserve is committed to recycling a wide range of materials, including cardboard, paper, plastics, glass, metal, wood pallets, electronics, and Styrofoam. The recycling program also includes composting organic waste wherever possible, contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally responsible workplace.


Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Additionally, the company is mindful of its supply chain, preferring environmentally conscious courier services. Efforts extend to logistics and onsite projects, where travel is minimized by strategically using third-party resources in remote locations, technician carpooling, and efficient packaging. The company employs energy-efficient practices in warehousing, optimizing space and reducing environmental impacts. Microserve is committed to reducing vehicular GHG emissions by collaborating with fuel-efficient couriers and truck rental companies, promoting transit and carpooling among employees, consolidating shipments, and leveraging collaboration technology to minimize unnecessary travel. These initiatives align with Microserve’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and its dedication to operating in an environmentally responsible manner.
Social Sustainability
Work Opportunities for Indigenous Students
Remote Work Opportunities

Retention & Support of Indigenous Peoples
To retain Indigenous employees, we focus on providing an inclusive work environment and culture:
Equitable hiring and promotion practices.
A work environment free of harassment, discrimination, or racism.
Support for remote work, allowing employment from remote communities.
Continuous education initiatives, including speakers, book clubs, and volunteer opportunities
Monitoring & Measurement
We track key metrics specific to under-represented groups, including Indigenous Peoples:
- Recruitment Rates
- Attract Top Talent
- Align Recruitment and Strategy
Commitment to Continuous Improvement
Recognition
Microserve actively contributes to its communities through employee volunteerism and participation in various events. Employees have volunteered with organizations such as the Edmonton Food Bank, Calgary Food Bank, Meals on Wheels, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Dress for Success, Victoria Native Friendship Centre, and Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society.
The company supports community events such as food drives, blood donations, Tour de Cure for cancer research, CIBC Run for the Cure for breast cancer research, and the Terry Fox Run. In addition to volunteer efforts, Microserve is dedicated to philanthropy, contributing corporate funds to initiatives like Pride fundraisers, anti-bullying efforts on Pink Shirt Day, and World Diabetes Day.
The company also actively engages in charity auctions and raffles, supporting local organizations such as the Edmonton Humane Society and the Edmonton Food Bank. Microserve’s primary philanthropic focus emphasizes education, with scholarship funds established at institutions like Douglas College, BCIT, UVIC, University of Alberta, and SAIT, with a special emphasis on underrepresented or disadvantaged groups.
Ethical Governance



