Results for Employees
Financial Times: reporting or leading business responsibility?
August 01, 1996 The FT has just become an arts sponsor in its own right, teaming up with the annual ABSA awards, having long reported sponsorship and community involvement in its columns. What is its editorial policy on corporate social responsibility and how does it get involved itself in community activity? Read more >
Rights for disabled people, right service for everyone
August 01, 1996 The new National Disability Council is quietly getting to work, as more companies see benefits from meeting the needs, special or not, of all their customers. Read more >
Saving the lost generation for work
June 01, 1996 Both government and opposition have published plans for young people to be both in education and in work part-time. Read more >
Charities win the lottery, but at what price?
December 01, 1995 October saw the first grants from the Lottery Charities Board, fuelling a debate about the consequences for the voluntary sector and the role of companies. Read more >
Allied Dunbar: Out of Africa
October 01, 1995 Due to the pioneering vision of its South African founders, Allied Dunbar has an impressive and a well resourced community programme; however the strong emphasis on achieving social benefits has so far outweighed the positive impact on the mainstream business. Read more >
The generation game
October 01, 1995 Despite all the good work in companies, building links between the world of work and schools, the younger generation appears more alienated from society than ever before. Read more >
From shop floor to top floor: fair shares for all
August 01, 1995 Recent controversies over pay raise awkward questions about how social responsible companies should involve and incentivise all their staff. Read more >
Staff benefits from the community
August 01, 1995 How can you evaluate the human resource benefits from employee community involvement? A new research report, published in June and discussed at a BITC conference of personnel managers, has some answers. Read more >