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		## Where to Find More Information

		- Review the [Sustainability Handbook Page](/handbook/legal/esg/) to learn more about GitLab’s Sustainability strategy and programs
		- Read GitLab’s [latest ESG Report](/handbook/company/esg/)
		- Join the #sustainability-eSG slack channel to follow along for updates and ask questions
		- Read GitLab’s [latest ESG Report](/handbook/legal/esg/)
		- Join the #sustainability-esg slack channel to follow along for updates and ask questions

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		Welcome to the first iteration of GitLab's Team Member Sustainability Guide. As a fully remote workforce without daily commutes or physical offices, we don't have the typical environmental footprint that many other companies have, but that doesn't mean we don't have an environmental impact.

		[Climate Action and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions](/handbook/legal/esg/#climate-action) are key focus areas identified in GitLab's ESG Materiality Assessment. Through our [annual GHG inventory](/handbook/company/esg/#climate-action-and-greenhouse-ghg-emissions), we measure four emissions sources from our business; purchased goods and services (our suppliers), cloud services, business travel, investments, and emissions associated with remote work.
		Climate Action and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions are key focus areas identified in GitLab's ESG Materiality Assessment. Through our annual GHG inventory, we measure four emissions sources from our business; purchased goods and services (our suppliers), cloud services, business travel, investments, and emissions associated with remote work.

		Working remotely comes with its own sustainability challenges and opportunities. For example, our laptops, monitors and lamps use energy that generates carbon emissions. The meals we eat during our work day generate waste that may end up in a landfill. The purpose of this guide is to provide actionable steps for team members to take at home to reduce individual environmental impact.

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		Please see the [Complaint Procedure](/handbook/people-group/#how-to-report-violations).

		### Social Responsibility

		Please see our [Environmental, Social, and Governance](/handbook/company/esg/) page.

		### Personal Appearance

		The image GitLab projects to the public is reflected in the appearance of our team members. Simply stated, team members should be dressed and groomed appropriately for their specific duties. Team members are expected to use good judgment in their appearance and grooming. Please read our [GitLab Events Code of Conduct](/handbook/company/culture/ecoc/) for more information regarding team member responsibility during attendance at company-sponsored events.