Something has been bugging me for a while now. It’s not a new issue but something that has been slapping me on the head daily for the last few months more than it has done in the past. Maybe it is the continued economic struggles the world is going through. Maybe it is the Occupy [...]
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Is Sustainability Just A Band-Aid?
Posted in activism, Africa, business, business realism, business strategy, capitalism, cars, climate change, co-responsibility, community, companies, compensation, consumers, consumption, corporate citizenship, Corporate Sustainability, cost, CSR, CSV, culture, earnings, emissions, energy, environment, ethics, global, global warming, leadership, manufacturing, money, mutual responsibility, poverty, products, profits, public responsibility, purpose, realism, recession, responsibility, revenues, Shared Value, shareholders, society, sustainability, Uncategorized, value, values, tagged capitalism, consumption, CSR, environment, parity, products, profits, purchase, shared value, society, sustainability, system on December 8, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Sharing is a Special Way of Caring (or What is a Fair Bonus?)
Posted in banks, bonus, business, companies, compensation, CSR, culture, ethics, John Lewis, leadership, money, sustainability, Waitrose, tagged banks, bonus, companies, compensation, CSR, equality, ethics, greed, John Lewis, leadership, money, sustainability, Waitrose, workers on March 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
“Sharing is a special way of caring…” That line comes from that purple dinosaur - Barney. It was sound advice for my oldest daughter when she was still a little thing having her first baby crush on Barney. Barney helped us teach her that sharing what you have is a special way of showing people that [...]