SaskPower Proud to be one of Canada’s Greenest Employers in 2023

May 2, 2023

SaskPower is so proud to be named among Canada’s Greenest Employers for the first time ever in 2023. SaskPower’s commitment to minimizing its impact on the world, and providing a sustainable workplace, is being noticed.

A top workplace in today’s world is about more than the job. It’s even more than the pay and benefits. Many job seekers want a workplace that demonstrates values that align with their own. This includes a commitment to sound environmental practices and sustainability.

What are Canada’s Greenest Employers?

Canada’s Greenest Employers are chosen annually by Mediacorp Canada Inc. These companies represent employers who show that they are about their environment and make the effort to demonstrate this commitment not only externally, but to their workforce.

Why was SaskPower Chosen?

We know the work we do affects our environment. And we know our employees care about that. That’s why we have plans in place to reduce that impact, including:

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Why is this Award Important?

The world around us is changing, and so are we! SaskPower is working to become the utility our customers need for the future and our employees play an important part.

We are looking to lead the industry toward a net zero energy future. This award recognizes those efforts and confirms we are heading in the right direction.

These efforts are not only in response to regulations, but more importantly, the feedback and growing expectations of our customers that we provide clean, reliable and competitively priced power today and in the years to come. It also signals to potential employees that we are a company that values the environment we work in and that we strive to provide a workplace that fits those values as well.

Quotes About SaskPower

  • Our commitment to minimizing our impact on the world, and providing a sustainable workplace, is being noticed.
  • Canada’s Greenest Employers are chosen annually by Mediacorp Canada Inc. These companies represent employers who show that they are about their environment and make the effort to demonstrate this commitment not only externally, but to their workforce.
  • The world around us is changing, and so are we! SaskPower is working to become the utility our customers need for the future and our employees play an important part.

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