A seemingly endless stream of unprecedented external events over the last several years have left businesses scrambling to adopt new positions in the face of adversity. In one sense, this new-found agility has saved many from the brink of collapse. But while the dust is still settling, it has become pertinent to ask if this tactical shift has come at the expense of long-term strategy. [read more]
In the UN Global Compact, social sustainability is defined as the impact a business has on people, either directly or indirectly. However, the simplicity of this statement is deceptive when you consider the breadth of potential duties an organisation may be expected to bestow on its employees, customers and communities in these bewildering times. [read more]
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