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This month, Strategist looks at sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
The days when businesses could just focus on making as much money as possible as fast as possible, without worrying about the impact on society or the environment, are long gone. These days, every major business needs to have policies on corporate social responsibility. It needs to make sure it has a diverse workforce that reflects society as a whole; that it is preventing sexism and racism in the workplace; and that its supply chain doesn't depend on third world sweatshops.
Likewise, it needs to make sure its business is sustainable. Every company has an environmental impact, but companies are working hard to make sure they don't do any more damage to the planet than strictly necessary.
Spectator Business September 2008
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September 11th, 2008 1:33pmFor heaven's sake why do you have to perch your poor editor on what looks like an extremely uncomfortable stool. Give hime a decent chair next time and he may be even more eloquent than usual!