Recyclea in the news

The Ashburton Library's Recycle a Device programme refurbishes donated laptops with youth volunteers to provide free devices to those in need and reduce e-waste.

Recyclean advocates for deconstruction in renovation projects to promote environmental benefits, material reuse, and job creation.

Recyclea is expanding its IT reuse business by reshoring tech support services to a new local center in France.

Recyclea leads in IT equipment reuse in France, expanding into IT support services and creating jobs for disabled workers amid rising e-waste from telework.

Recyclea celebrates its 10th anniversary and plans to open a new IT support center creating 300 jobs, actively recruiting disabled workers.

Sébastien Raynaud, director of Recyclea, was elected president of the Union nationale des entreprises adaptées in June 2021.

Recycléa will renovate the former Transcom site in Montluçon, creating 300 jobs mainly as telephone assistants, with extensive training and a planned move by April 2022.

Recyclean deconstructed a historic Wisconsin home, salvaging and donating valuable materials to avoid landfill waste and support sustainable reuse.

Recyclean deconstructed a historic Wisconsin home, salvaging and donating valuable materials to promote sustainable reuse and community preservation.

Otago students run Recycle A Device, refurbishing old laptops to reduce e-waste and provide technology access to those in need while educating youth on digital skills.

Recyclea is expanding its IT support center in Montluçon by moving into larger premises to accommodate growth to 300 employees.

Recyclean, Inc. provides eco-friendly demolition by deconstructing buildings to salvage and recycle materials, reducing landfill waste and creating jobs.

Recyclea is rapidly growing its workforce and IT support services, focusing on training local talent including disabled workers, while expanding facilities and securing regional funding.

Recycléa is rapidly expanding its IT equipment recycling and reuse operations, creating 220 jobs by 2022 with strong local financial support and workforce training.

Recyclea's IT support center in Saint-Victor has grown rapidly, serving clients like Paris city hall with ITIL-certified staff and employing people with disabilities.

The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region plans to invest 500,000 euros to support Recyclea's project to relocate and create up to 300 IT support jobs in Montluçon, aiding local economic recovery.

Recyclea refurbishes hundreds of thousands of IT devices yearly, employs mainly disabled workers, and expands local service activities while earning social responsibility awards.

Recycléa signed France's first 'CDD Tremplin' contract to support disabled workers, expanding its IT reuse and administrative services after winning a major SNCF contract.

Recyclea launched the first CDD Tremplin contract to hire a person with disabilities for its new administrative service center, aiming to expand inclusive employment and grow this activity by 2020.

Recyclea donated five laptops to a social garage to support employee computer skills development.