Results for 2004
Movers & Shakers: Gib Bulloch, Accenture Development Partnerships (ADP)
May 01, 2004 Part business consultant, part aid and development worker, Gib Bulloch has created an unusual CV for himself - and an even more unusual development model in the process. Read more >
Comment: suppliers: a growing risk aversion?
May 01, 2004 While impressive steps are being made down the road of compliance, future debate about responsible supply chain management must begin to centre on good relationships, not risk. Read more >
Suppliers: a growing risk aversion?
May 01, 2004 While impressive steps are being made down the road of compliance, future debate about responsible supply chain management must begin to centre on good relationships, not risk. Read more >
Uncovered: the government’s health and safety strategy
May 01, 2004 The government's new workplace health and safety strategy is strangely familiar: set out the business case, provide best practice case studies, and benchmark to judge performance. CSR managers should feel right at home, Michelle Dow argues. Read more >
Employment: up the workers!
May 01, 2004 As the tide of individual CSR measures in the workplace grows by the day, are the voices of employees in danger of being drowned out? Read more >
Disability: the rights stuff
May 01, 2004 Moves to merge existing equal opportunity commissions may dilute a strong focus on disability. But companies and some campaigners support the plan, which raises questions also about what human rights really mean in the corporate context. Read more >
Shell scandal raises reservations about CSR
May 01, 2004 The Anglo-Dutch oil major has been at the forefront of the corporate social responsibility and sustainable development debate since the movement’s explosion in the late 1990s. Ellen West asks what Shell’s reserves crisis tells us about CSR’s poster child and – more importantly – what it reveals about the CSR movement itself Read more >
Budget 2004: Cowe on the case
May 01, 2004 The iron chancellor's passion for 'upskilling' the UK economy may grab the headlines, but Roger Cowe finds other employment innovations in the small print of the latest budget. Read more >