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 »
A Responsible Recession?
Posted in BP, business, communications, companies, corporate cash, corporate citizenship, cost, CSR, culture, earnings, employees, ethics, global, jobs, leadership, news, profits, recession, responsibility, revenues, risk, society, sustainability, transparency, values, tagged business, corporate cash, CSR, downsizing, employees, investors, recession, responsibility, workers on September 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
We can all breathe a sigh of relief - the recession is over! Oops… Actually the recession was over in June 2009 already. So let’s get this party started! But for some reason the public party hasn’t stated yet. The recession is over but the pain remains for the Average Joe in the street. No jobs [...]
What is your Oil Spill?
Posted in activism, business, companies, consumers, cost, CSR, disaster, employees, ethics, global, government, leadership, news, obesity, oil, public responsibility, responsibility, risk, society, sustainability, transparency, US, workers, tagged BP, business, costs, CSR, disaster, disasters, green washing, oil, responsibility, risk, sustainability on May 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Don’t know if you’ve noticed the bit of oil in the Mexican Gulf. Bit of an issue for BP and the oil industry in general. I think enough is being said about the oil spill and the responsibility of companies by the experts – you really don’t need me to add another opinion to this. [...]
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