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By Jeffrey Sherman, MBA, FCPA, FCA | 2 Minutes Read March 2, 2015

Should I worry about sustainability?

Sustainability is a characteristic of a process or condition that can be maintained at a particular level for an indefinite period. In the context of a corporation or other organization, we can consider sustainability in two broad ways...

Article by Jeffrey Sherman, MBA, FCPA, FCA / Business, Finance and Accounting / business ethics, Control and sustainability, control-based approach, corporate social responsibility, COSO, CSR, environmental social governance, ESG, internal control, Internal Control: Integrated Framework, legal compliance, Monitoring, multiple stakeholders, sustainability

By Marcia Scheffler | 4 Minutes Read June 12, 2012

Summertime, social committees and corporate social responsibility

Summer weather is here and as a human resources manager or a front-line manager you may be asked to be responsible for coordinating social or charitable activities, such as the Heart & Stroke Foundation's Big Bike, the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life teams, the summer strawberry social or an employee barbecue. How important is good management of social committees or charitable activities? What are the associated risks and rewards for an organization?

Article by Marcia Scheffler / Employee Relations / charitable activities, control over work, corporate social responsibility, CSR, employee empowerment, employee morale, employment law, ESG, inappropriate conduct, negative perception, negative publicity, social committee, social media, workplace events

By Adam Gorley | 2 Minutes Read November 21, 2011

Sustainable business frameworks

Recently, I wrote about the concept of shared value, a business strategy under which organizations consider the needs of their communities alongside those of their shareholders, in order to improve conditions for business (and communities where they operate) and maximize profit. What a crazy idea, right? Healthier communities mean more profitable businesses? So crazy it just might work.

Article by Adam Gorley / Business, Finance and Accounting, Not for Profit / business strategy, Ceres, corporate social responsibility, CSR, ESG, Global Reporting Initiative, shared value, sustainability

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