A metric measures an aspect of a company's performance.
Metric values (or answers) show how a company performed on the metric in a particular year. Metrics can be numerical, monetary, categorical or free text, or multi-check, and each metric value must have a publicly available source cited. For guidance on creating new metrics, see the Advanced page here.
How many tonnes of Scope 2 GHG Emissions has the company produced in the most recent reporting year?
What is the ratio between a company CEO's pay and the median employee income?
How many tonnes of Scope 1 GHG Emissions has the company produced in the most recent reporting year?
Overall grade awarded by the Good Company Index
What was the total score the company received in Ranking Digital Rights' Corporate Accountability Index?
How much is the typical worker at this company paid? (median)
What is the total number of male employees?
How transparent is the company in relation with their actions aimed at climate change mitigation, adaptation and transparency?
What's the company's total score regarding the UCS indicators of Sourcing Policies, Traceability, Transparency, Impact on Deforestation, Impact on Peat Land?
Is a recent Corporate Sustainability Report available?
How well is the company performing in relation with climate change mitigation, adaptation and transparency?
What score did Ranking Digital Rights award for Freedom of Expression?
Does the company have a page on its website dedicated to conflict minerals or responsible sourcing?
Does the company's responsible sourcing policy focus on all conflict-affected or high-risk areas?
Does the company have a publicly available Conflict Minerals Policy or Responsible Sourcing Policy?
Does the company's conflict minerals / responsible sourcing policy focus on minerals other than tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold?
How much was the company fined (in US dollars) for non-compliance with environmental laws and regulations?
What's the company's efficiency in energy use as compared to other companies in their industry?