Results for Employees
Daily Media Briefing
March 22, 2022- Labour party to force emergency vote on workers’ rights after P&O sackings
- US SEC outlines proposal requiring companies to publish climate disclosures
- Ryanair rejects claims it hiked fares as demand rose from Ukrainian refugees
- Disney to meet with staff after controversial stance on anti-LGBTQ legislation
- The UK Royal Mint to source electronic waste to upcycle precious materials
Let’s talk about menopause
March 10, 2022 Employees are starting to adopt menopause policies, but the most impactful change will happen when women feel comfortable taking advantage of these policies. For the policies to serve their purpose there must be a culture shift. Read more >
The golden age is before us, not behind us: ageism against jobseekers
March 10, 2022 Employers have been shown to have bias against hiring jobseekers aged 45+ and this demographic faces clear obstacles when looking for work. But the biases employers hold are easily debunked: they do use tech, upskilling can be facilitated by better programmes, and intergenerational collaboration actually makes for better workplaces. Read more >
Providing purpose – adapting to Gen Z’s demands for social responsibility
March 10, 2022 Gen Z are leaving their current jobs in droves, searching for companies that offer them the flexibility and responsible culture they desire. If companies want to retain their talent this year, senior leadership will need to improve how they communicate with, listen to and manage their youngest employees. Read more >
Larry Fink falls short on making the just transition link
February 14, 2022 Larry Fink’s annual letter to CEOs, argues that fossil fuels are needed in a transition to a climate-neutral economy, but he has been criticised for seemingly missing the essential need to support a just transition. Read more >
Asia’s informal workers cannot be left behind in the green transition
February 14, 2022 Without clear planning and guidelines, vulnerable communities in Asia are at risk of being left behind during the green transition. Read more >
Daily Media Briefing
January 14, 2022- Carbon offset prices set to increase 50-fold by 2050
- Bank of England tells banks to quantify climate risks properly
- EU faces investor backlash as gas headed for green rulebook
- Foreign workers criticise UK post-Brexit farm labour scheme
- Natural disasters cost world US$280 billion in 2021
Daily Media Briefing
January 11, 2022- Bill Gates-backed fund aims to invest $15bn in clean tech
- Climate change ‘overtakes pandemics as biggest global concern’
- Ikea cuts sick pay for unvaccinated staff forced to self-isolate
- US hit by 20 separate billion-dollar climate disasters in 2021
- Octopus Renewables taps European firms for wind power PPA deals
Daily Media Briefing
January 05, 2022- Veganuary sees both corporate and policy support in the EU & UK
- Decline in deforestation in Indonesia’s Leuser Ecosystem
- Mercedes electric car breaks 1000km charge barrier & Ford doubles production
- Denmark aims for ‘completely green’ domestic flights by 2030
- Record number of US employees leave jobs in the ‘Great Resignation’
Daily Media Briefing
December 15, 2021- Green groups worry HSBC's coal exit policy “full of loopholes”
- Unite Students to pursue net-zero emissions by 2030
- Google tells US staff to get vaccinated or face losing job
- Equinor and Cadent fire up plans for first UK hydrogen town
- New York City set to ban natural gas in new buildings