Ditch the disposable products – This could be one of the most helpful JOCO lifestyleways to go green at work. While it may not be feasible to get rid of all disposable office products, there certainly may be a few things your office could buy differently in order to conserve the world’s resources. A couple examples would be: invest in coffee mugs in lieu of throwaway cups and consider buying several sets of real silverware instead of its plastic cousins. Or you could add a water cooler to the break room, foregoing the need for cases of water bottles.
Continue reading “5 Ways to Go Green at Work” »
1. Get some fresh air – Whether you are in a shared work space or have an office to yourself, there’s no need to wait until after work hours to smell the fresh blooms and enjoy the gentle breeze rustling through the nearby trees. Pull up those shades and crank open the windows for a delightful springtime moment right from your office chair. Bonus points: Take your laptop or meeting notes outside for an al fresco afternoon.
1. Embrace the unexpected – How to brighten up employee morale? Surprise those who work hard in your company. Cater lunch once in a while. Leave gift cards or coffee on employee’s desks as a welcome “keep up the good work”. Leave caffeinated gift, or little treats in the break room for easy munching during the day. This unexpected action does take some creative planning. It is a simple way to add more value and appreciation all around.
In a triple net lease (or NNN lease), the Tenant is responsible for their pro-rated share of the “triple net costs”: taxes, insurance and common area maintenance (CAM). In addition, the Tenant is also responsible for utilities and janitorial. Why then, you may be asking, would any potential Tenants consider a triple net lease agreement as their ideal setting?