Results for 1998
Engaging staff productively
April 01, 1998 As competitive pressures mount, companies need productive workers. New research shows that employee community involvement can help. Read more >
Taking responsibility for supply chains
April 01, 1998 Marks & Spencer has successfully defended its reputation on child labour in the libel courts, but there is no let up in the need to manage sources of supply responsibly. Read more >
Small step on giving in-kind
April 01, 1998 Here we summarise the main elements of Gordon Brown's first full budget, as they affect community affairs, and spotlight the need for change in tax relief to encourage in-kind giving. Read more >
Holding the stewards to account
April 01, 1998 Back in the news are plans to improve the way modern companies are governed, with management giving a more inclusive account of their stewardship of the business. Read more >
Centrica: new company, old traditions
April 01, 1998 Barely a year old, Centrica is the customer focused arm of the demerged British Gas. This new beginning has allowed the company to construct a community affairs programme genuinely focused on the needs of the business. Read more >
Mapping global corporate citizenship
April 01, 1998 David Logan presents his updated analysis of the spread of international business and offers a five point checklist of the implications for community affairs managers. Read more >
Earning from learning
February 01, 1998 Government proposals for education action zones have raised a storm of protest about running education for private profit. But the plans do offer some good opportunities for companies to make a real contribution to Britain's low standards. Read more >
Caring for consumers together
February 01, 1998 Renewed criticism of the way some banks and insurance companies treat vulnerable consumers has put the spotlight on the whole industry. Leading companies must act together if they want effective action to tackle social problems - and change public perceptions. Read more >
Major award schemes for companies
February 01, 1998 Award schemes help companies achieve leadership status, while publicising best practice and encouraging more involvement. This briefing note describes the main schemes and highlights their sponsors and closing dates. Read more >