The document discusses setting up an aluminum can recycling program at TSE. Landfills are filling up quickly and TSE employees consume lots of soda. The program would provide recycling bins for employees, turn the recycled cans into cash for charity, and require a low startup cost of $210. It would empower employees and donate funds to the Klingel Family Foundation.

1. Sandureen Stoker
Business Communications

2. Landfill
overflowing
What can
TSE do?
Recycle
alumiminum cans
Include
employees
What way?
Provide
recycle bins
Turn cans
into cash
Charity

3. Landfills are filling up quickly
TSE employees drink soda
Recycling a can takes 60 days
What can TSE do?

4. Landfills are filling up quickly
County only has so much room
Aluminum recycling needed
Turn cans into cash for charity
Employees soda consumption

5. Depends on TSE
Low cost investment $210
Employee participation
Program information
Empower employees
Local charities
Recycle bins at exits

6. Informed employees
Management onboard
Klingel Family Foundation
kickoff
Low startup cost
Placement of bins

7. Less trash
Common goal for employee
Klingel Family Foundation
Local charities

8. Low employee participation
Pest infestation
Dirty recycle area
Theft of cans
Safety issues

9. Setting up a recycling center
One employee maintains
Employees can easily throw away used cans
Requires low investment cost
Donations to Klingel Family Foundation
Employee betterment
Happy employees

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