Posts tagged with ethics

Do Companies Need to Consider Their Human Rights "Foot-Print"? Or "Hand-Print"? Or Both? By Isobel O'Connell

Posted: Oct 12, 2015 – 06:00 AM EST

Similar to a carbon footprint, which measures a company’s greenhouse gas emissions, the human rights footprint of companies has been scrutinized for many years with addressing such issues as slavery in their supply chains, lawsuits, consumer pressure, and occasionally of their own volition. Business’ human rights footprints should include at the very least their labour practices and supply chain processes, but also the financial support that they knowingly or unknowingly (risk management) could be supporting oppressive regimes through commercial engagement.

2015’s Winning Coalition By Hazel Henderson

Posted: Jan 07, 2015 – 10:40 AM EST

A winning coalition is in sight as more public understanding grows of the pernicious practices still condoned in many obsolete economic textbooks.

Lobbying For Good: How Do You Construct A Winning Advocacy Strategy? By Philip Monaghan

Posted: Jul 02, 2014 – 09:00 AM EST

Mad Men For CSR — Philip Monaghan continues his Talkback series on “lobbying for good."

Lobbying For Good: Go Alone or Seek Allies? By Philip Monaghan

Posted: Jun 25, 2014 – 09:46 AM EST

To lead on lobbying, get strategic about mobilizing your resources. Philip Monaghan continues the Up The Ethics series on Talkback.

Lobbying for Good – How to Select the Issue? By Philip Monaghan

Posted: Jun 11, 2014 – 09:45 AM EST

Influencing public policy: Philip Monaghan lays out the rules for engagement on Talkback.

Best for the World: Atayne Revolutionizes Consumption with Just-In-Time Production By Guest Contributor

Posted: Jun 05, 2014 – 09:00 AM EST

Bigger is not always better: How Atayne is shifting consumption by designing and manufacturing outdoor and active apparel that drives environmental and social change. On Talkback.

Priorities Set, JPMorgan Chase Focuses on Stakeholder Engagement with Latest CSR Report By Aman Singh

Posted: May 20, 2014 – 09:45 AM EST

Can an American icon rebuild trust in the marketplace while doing business with traditional capitalists and a model that rewards short-term profits and trading returns? Aman Singh reviews JPMorgan Chase's 2013 CSR Report.

#CSR2014: What Will Disrupt Your Year in 2014? By Aman Singh

Posted: Feb 18, 2014 – 09:00 AM EST

Last year was an eventful year in CSR and sustainability...but what lies ahead for CSR and sustainability in 2014? We rounded up over 200 practitioners, leaders, advisers and thinkers to discuss live on Twitter!

Trusting Harvard: The University as Fiduciary By Guest Contributor

Posted: Jan 27, 2014 – 09:45 AM EST

Universities have a fiduciary duty to advance the public interest. Marcy Murninghan applies that principle to Harvard on Talkback.

Determined to Succeed: Sodexo Addresses Its Twitter Audience By Guest Contributor

Posted: Jan 13, 2014 – 09:00 AM EST

#SodexoCR - Neil Barrett, VP, Sustainable Development, Sodexo, answers your questions on Talkback.

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