At RiverSide Integrated Solutions (RIS), we know that the role we play as a community member is critical and that we have a Corporate Social Responsibility to give back to our communities and the environment in which we operate. We demonstrate this in the following ways: employee wellness, community involvement, volunteer & philanthropy, ethical labor practices, resource conservation and renewable energy.

Employee Wellness:

RiverSide Integrated Solutions’ Wellness Committee provides all co-workers and their families with education & activities to support positive attitudes, improved well-being and personal growth. We achieve this by utilizing the 7 Aspects of Wellness, leadership investment, open communication and continuous commitment.

We strive to create programs and events in all 7 aspects of wellness: physical, social, occupational, intellectual, spiritual, environmental and emotional. We utilize these aspects in various programs such as step contests, photography contests, monthly social outings, educational presentations and luncheons. We also network with local community members to deliver health and wellness presentations by welcoming local dieticians, financial experts and university students & professors to speak on topics related to financial wellness, smoking cessation, maintaining a healthy weight and the top 10 items to have in every kitchen, to name a few.

Ethical Labor Practices:

Child labor is prohibited per our Supplier Code of Conduct.

Corporate Social Responsibility Policy on Resource Conservation and Renewable Energy:

RiverSide Integrated Solutions recognizes that its duty as a good corporate citizen requires conservative and responsible use of our natural resources as well as ethical disposal of our wastes. In respect of this duty, RiverSide Integrated Solutions will strive to:

  • Source energy from renewable resources where economically viable
  • Reduce demand for natural resources year over year
  • Reuse materials where a net carbon reduction can be achieved
  • Recycle all materials for which there is a viable market
  • Dispose of wastes in a manner that complies with federal, state, and local laws and ordinances