Results for 2006
Human rights news round-up issue 86
March 16, 2006 Among the stories covered, the UN Norms on Human Rights are a "distraction" which should be sidelined in efforts to develop a better framework of human rights responsibilities for business, says an interim report from UN Special Representative John Ruggie. Read more >
Profile: John Lewis
March 16, 2006 Employee co-ownership and its constitution means CSR comes quite naturally to the department store to supermarket chain. This is not to say Europe's biggest industrial democracy doesn't face its own unique set of challenges. Read more >
The Practitioner – March
February 27, 2006 Mike Kelly takes a look at what March has to offer. The awards season is well and truly upon us, while FairTrade fortnight and International Womens Day offer ample opportunities to promote internal programmes. Read more >
Briefing talks to Starbucks
February 24, 2006 Dave Olsen of Starbucks talks to Oliver Wagg about the evolution of CSR at the world's largest coffee chain, why he thinks fair trade is not the only solution to ethical trade and how the company engages with a sometimes hostile community. Read more >
GRI: third-generation reporting
February 24, 2006 Nick Jones explains how a major update to the much used GRI guidelines brings new clarity, but also new challenges to CSR reporting. Read more >
The Practitioner – February
February 13, 2006 In the first of a series, KPMG head of CSR Mike Kelly provides us with some practical insights into the current issues facing corporate social responsibility professionals. Read more >
The Practitioner – February
February 13, 2006 In the first of a series, KPMG head of CSR Mike Kelly provides us with some practical insights into the current issues facing corporate social responsibility professionals. Read more >
The Communicator
February 13, 2006 Lucie Sinclair of communications consultancy CO3 sets the scene for a series of articles on corporate responsibility communications. Read more >
CSR – a UK contribution to international action
January 31, 2006 The UK government is firmly committed to CSR, supporting initiatives that are now being used by businesses to tackle their social and environmental impacts across the globe. Read more >