Communities

Americans believe that companies should support the communities they impact, both at home and abroad. Through charitable giving, creating jobs, providing opportunities to local businesses, and ensuring human rights are upheld across the supply chain, companies have the ability to foster and protect the communities they impact.

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How we measure Communities issues

A company's Communities score is determined by factors both local and global, from the creation of jobs in the U.S. to international supply chain management. These issues make up 20% of a company's overall score in the Rankings.

Creates jobs in the U.S.

Creates jobs in the U.S. and provides employment opportunities for communities that need them.

Ranking weight: 13.0% Learn more
Respects human rights in supply chain

Respects and advances basic human rights with business partners across its supply chain and in countries where it operates.

Ranking weight: 3.8% Learn more
Contributes to community development

Contributes to community development by supporting local schools and businesses and by listening to residents in the community.

Ranking weight: 2.2% Learn more
Gives back to local communities

Gives back to local communities with donations, employee volunteering, and community programs.

Ranking weight: 1.1% Learn more

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