Business sustainability it’s a matter of choice
By Staff writer
With pressure to cut costs, save time and generate profit, many business leaders still adopt a ‘stick to what I know mentality” for business sustainability.
By Staff writer
With pressure to cut costs, save time and generate profit, many business leaders still adopt a ‘stick to what I know mentality” for business sustainability.
Ice cream chain Ben & Jerry’s won’t serve two scoops of the same flavour in Australia until same-sex marriage is made legal. Creative moves such as this has garnered the company a fabulous reputation for doing good.
Less than half of British companies believe energy efficiency in the workplace is a key priority, with the same amount failing to put any kind of Active measures in place.
By Staff writer
Social enterprises are businesses that exist to tackle social problems and protect the environment. And while many may suggest embracing the dualism required to both do good and make money isn’t easy, the number of small social enterprises in the UK suggest otherwise.
Sustainability is one of the world’s most important goals; but what groups can really make environmental progress in leaps and bounds Sustainable investment champion Chris McKnett makes the case that it’s large institutional investors.
By Paul Vale
Black Friday was once an American trend but it has crashed into the UK to signal the start of the Christmas shopping season, thus shoppers will run riot searching for bargains. But Paul Vale, MD of TVSC Clothing has closed up shop determined to boycott the big day (27 November) and promote a much more wholesome message.
By Simon Brooke
Ever since it entered the corporate lexicon a few years ago, “sustainability,” is something that almost every large company has aspired to. But shortly after this appearance another phrase developed along side it.
By Simon Brooke
New regulations introduced this week, requiring shoppers in England pay 5p for a plastic bag and hoping to reduce the 7.6bn bags shoppers use every year, will please some consumers while annoying others. However, the change is music to the ears of one SME.
By David Craik
Major high street supermarket Sainsbury’s is hoping new technology can help the nation use food better.
Yorkshire-based civil engineering, utility and construction company Peter Duffy has maintained and built on its values of great service and reliability, making the cut at 96.