Human Resources - Episode Guide

Dan and Rhandi are successfully selling Zero Waste boxes to large businesses, but the real challenge comes as they expand the program to medium-sized business. TerraCycle Toronto transplant Tony is eager to make new friends in the Trenton office.

To meet Tom's request to secure partnerships with feminine hygiene brands, Tony must successfully sell the idea of used tampon recycling to women. While Dara is on maternity leave, Dean seeks out new lunch companions.

Darshan's patience is tested when he's charged with managing TerraCycle's quirky new Artist-in-Residence, who has one month to create three pieces of art constructed from waste. The TerraCycle staff is upset about a new "no dogs allowed" policy.

Stephanie gets creative when she's put in charge of overseeing the marketing campaign to promote collections of used pet food packaging for TerraCycle. Elsewhere, tensions are high as Dan, Diandra and Dean compete for the best parking.

When Andrew's tasked with overseeing the creation of a recycled playground to help celebrate the oral care brigade, he's caught off guard by a last minute request. Meanwhile, Tom finds a creative way to prepare for his new baby.

The pressure's on when Stephanie and Stephen are sent to London to study TerraCycle UK's public collection program for coffee capsules. Back in Trenton, the team looks to Albe for a solution when the wifi goes out.

To help promote a new partnership collecting used sports energy packets, Tiffany is put in charge of creating an upcycled "experience booth" at a local race. Tom forms a TerraCycle running team to compete in the race.

In order to seal a deal with a client, Rhandi and Stephen must work together to find a solution for an exciting new waste stream. Meanwhile, Tom thinks he's found the perfect way to remain present in the office when his baby is born.

Rick and Stephen are put to the test when Tom challenges them to work together to find a way to manufacture higher quality plastic products made from cigarette waste. Meanwhile, Andrew tries to quit smoking.

When TerraCycle is tasked with developing a way to inspire college students to recycle personal care and beauty waste, Stephanie and Tony vie for control of the project. TerraCycle has growing pains when several new office policies are instituted.

In the season three premiere, Tom works to secure an investment that could change the future of TerraCycle, and tasks Tony with creating the perfect presentation. Dean plans a surprise party for Dara's 10-year work anniversary.

Steph is challenged with replicating the success of Terracycle UK's public locations program here in the United States. Dan's position as "Zero Waste Box Sales Machine" is threatened by Rhandi's new hire to the department, old-school Rich.

In order to secure a 3D printer for the Design team, Tiff and Darshan must work with the science team to create a recycled filament using Terracycle's waste streams. New employee Gina tries to assimilate into Terracycle's unique work environment.

The science team joins forces with German company Einhorn to tackle an outrageous waste stream… condoms. Dan gives his two weeks notice, leaving a limited time to finish his Terracycle bucket list and remaining work obligations.

Tiff and Darshan collaborate with Gina and the new art interns to complete branded upcycled art projects for the Trenton Artworks Show. Stephen must prove his cooking skills to Rhandi and Tony to earn a seat in their exclusive lunch club.

Stephen mediates between Rick and Rhandi on a project for Loctite adhesives. Andrew steps out of his comfort zone to ask Gina for advice about his one-year anniversary.

Design teams up with R&D to create a gamified recycling bin as part of an interactive recycling initiative. As Raj prepares for his driver's test, the Terracycle team educates him on other aspects of American culture.

Tom, Tony and Rick travel to Japan to meet with big brand representatives, hoping to take TerraCycle's personal care waste collections global.

Stephen creates a five-year plan to promote his own professional and personal growth, starting with increasing TerraCycle sales by targeting energy bar wrapper collections. Sara gets a Garnier makeover for the company photos.