Equal Opportunity Employer           
Xerox is strongly committed to the principles of equal employment opportunity and values diversity in the workplace.

Diversity is an essential part of our company’s corporate culture. Our people treat one another with equality, dignity and respect. As individuals on a team, we rely on the others’ strengths to build individual potential and improve our productivity.

We promote diversity by nurturing a culture of inclusion and opportunity, which is supported by a number of employee-focused initiatives and tracked through measurable actions.

Year after year, Xerox is recognized as a great place for Aboriginal peoples to work.

 

Imagine Canada

An Imagine Caring Company

By supporting the principles for corporate citizenship and benchmarks for community investment as set out by Imagine Canada, Xerox Canada proudly participates in building stronger Canadian communities.

 

Through Imagine Canada, Xerox promises to:

  • Donate at least one percent of pre-tax profits annually to charity, non-profits, community programs and employee volunteerism
  • Support at least one innovative community-oriented project each year, with support from the CEO that leverages the company’s skills and competencies
  • Publish a public report on community activities, and report to Imagine Canada on the company’s adherence to the Corporate Citizenship Commitment
  • Adopt Imagine Canada’s corporate citizenship principles, including recognition that each company has an important stake in the prosperity, health and quality of life of the society in which it operates.

For more information on Imagine Canada please visit www.imaginecanada.ca.

 

Community Contributions Program Objective
Xerox Canada donates more than $1 million annually to local and national philanthropic initiatives. We believe that building strong partnerships between Xerox and our communities is essential to our collective well-being.

Leaving Lasting Impressions
At Xerox Canada, we are committed to the development and enhancement of our communities. Our vision is to leave footprints coast-to-coast in the communities in which we live and work to better our country and enrich the lives of our fellow Canadians.

Making a Positive Difference
We strive to initiate positive change by supporting innovative projects and programs that demonstrate Xerox’s leadership, knowledge, expertise, abilities and corporate citizenship. We aim to fulfill our promise as a community leader. Our commitment to giving back is at the cornerstone of Xerox’ concept of citizenship.

Xerox Cares About YOU
As a socially-conscious and community-minded company, Xerox Canada believes high performance organizations have responsibilities that go beyond their primary economic role. We are committed to a policy of positive community engagement, which we demonstrate by sharing our financial resources, as well as our time, energy and compassion.

Selection Process
While we appreciate the value of each cause we are asked to support, we have limited capacity to entertain proposals beyond those which Xerox proactively seeks out. A significant portion of our annual budget for charitable giving is committed to organizations with which our employees are actively engaged as volunteers. Our preference to lead engagement with non-profit organizations or other charitable causes is intended to match our philanthropic vision.

 

Seeing is Believing: Mandy Shapansky meets with the Prince of Wales

 

Prince Charles brings CEOs together to promote socially responsible business practices

Xerox Canada President and CEO Mandy Shapansky was part of a delegation of 12 Canadian CEOs invited to meet with the Prince of Wales as part of the Prince’s Seeing is Believing (PSiB) program, which promotes socially responsible business practices in Canada.

On January 29, the Canadian delegates met with other United Kingdom CEOs involved with PSiB, followed by lunch and private meetings with Prince Charles at St. James’s Palace – the home of several members of the Royal Family and their household offices.

PSiB’s current focus in Canada is on issues affecting disadvantaged youth and the Prince wants business leaders to use their position, resources and contacts to tackle related social issues. Through her involvement in the program, Mandy’s efforts are focused on mobilizing Canadian CEOs to help provide meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities for talented, aboriginal youth in urban centres across Canada, beginning in Toronto.

During the meeting with the Prince, each CEO made a commitment to His Royal Highness to recruit business leaders from across the country to build a network revolving around socially responsible business in Canada. Mandy herself committed to supporting and advancing aboriginal youth development in this country.

 

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