A Sustainability Mandate Improves Employee Engagement and Retention

Findings from the Gartner and Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM) Survey

The Gartner ASCM Sustainability in Supply Chain Survey finds that 72% of supply chain employees report that climate change has had an obvious negative impact in their communities, and 74% say it is important that they work for a company that prioritizes sustainability.

While some supply chains are quieting their sustainability efforts in a challenging context, supply chains with a “sustainability mandate” are more likely to stay committed. 

Download the Gartner ASCM State of Sustainability in Supply Chain Study to discover key findings, recommendations and data insights on the supply chain sustainability mandate.

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    About the Gartner ASCM Sustainability in Supply Chain Survey

    This survey explored supply chain leaders’ and practitioners’ views on sustainability and assessed meaningful indicators of progress toward sustainability goals in their supply chain organizations. The survey also assessed the relationships between key talent metrics on workplace engagement and retention, and organizational sustainability progress. The survey was created in collaboration between Gartner and the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), and the survey responses were provided by ASCM members who participated in the survey.