Oxfam becomes king of the high street
The credit crunch and an increased awareness of ethical shopping are to thank for a 7% jump in Oxfam’s sales, £80m across their 730 stores (that’s 100 more stores than WH Smith fact fans). Their 123 bookshops alone took over £19m last year and an extra £1million was raised selling ...
Monday, August 18th, 2008
Tags: charity, fashion, Growth, High Street, Increased sales, Reail
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Career prospects in CSR
April 22nd, 2008
by KPMG
Corporate Social Responsibility Project
November 10th, 2008
by Fujitsu
How do you get a career
March 17th, 2008
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Business Explained: What is a social enterprise?
March 17th, 2008
by Sheffield and Hallam UnisWhy we have an Ethical Careers Fair
March 17th, 2008
by Sheffield and Hallam UnisGraduate of the Year 2007 - Alexander Mclean
September 25th, 2007
by HansonHanson meets Vince Cable MP - part 1
March 26th, 2008
by HansonWhat is Corporate Social Responsibility
May 7th, 2008
by HansonHanson grills Enterprise Rent-A-Car!
October 9th, 2007
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KPMG's work in the community
April 28th, 2008
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Good week for BAE Systems…?
You can’t move this week without tripping over defence firm BAE Systems. Down in Cowes they won a £100m contract from the government to stick a radar system onto two aircraft carriers (not bad when you consider the quote I got to do the bathroom); they have been patted on ...
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
Tags: Defence, engineering, Growth, innovation, Militery, New Products, new projects, Seeing the World
You can’t move this week without tripping over defence firm BAE Systems. Down in Cowes they won a £100m contract from the government to stick a radar system onto two aircraft carriers (not bad when you consider the quote I got to do the bathroom); they have been patted on ...
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
Tags: Defence, engineering, Growth, innovation, Militery, New Products, new projects, Seeing the World
Ted Baker wins out by doing things “his” way
Here’s a boss: Ray Kelvin invented the brand Ted Baker in 1998 (would you wear “Ray Kelvin” clothes?!) He’s something of a maverick: if you’re late for a meeting he’ll make you do ten press ups; he will only be photographed with his face partially covered; and he refuses to ...
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
Tags: design, fashion, Growth, High Street, job opportunities, menswear, Retail, Seeing the World, Zara
Here’s a boss: Ray Kelvin invented the brand Ted Baker in 1998 (would you wear “Ray Kelvin” clothes?!) He’s something of a maverick: if you’re late for a meeting he’ll make you do ten press ups; he will only be photographed with his face partially covered; and he refuses to ...
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
Tags: design, fashion, Growth, High Street, job opportunities, menswear, Retail, Seeing the World, Zara
Tesco “fine” TV chef over annual meeting proposal
Lanky TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall wants Tesco to adopt a policy forcing suppliers to improve conditions its chickens and so is putting his proposal forward at the supermarket's annual general meeting. However Tesco says that he submitted the documents too late (are you sure this is Oregano, Hugh?) - and ...
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
Tags: Community, CSR, Food and Drink, Organic, Retail, Supermarket, Tesco
Lanky TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall wants Tesco to adopt a policy forcing suppliers to improve conditions its chickens and so is putting his proposal forward at the supermarket's annual general meeting. However Tesco says that he submitted the documents too late (are you sure this is Oregano, Hugh?) - and ...
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
Tags: Community, CSR, Food and Drink, Organic, Retail, Supermarket, Tesco
Google forced to put CSR on agenda
Google face two motions from shareholders at their annual general meeting today: do more to fight censorship (good morning China!) and support human rights (Amnesty will be at the meeting). Should be easy for a company who's starting motto was "don't be evil" coupled with a share price that has trebled ...
Thursday, May 8th, 2008
Tags: Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Google, job application, Online
Google face two motions from shareholders at their annual general meeting today: do more to fight censorship (good morning China!) and support human rights (Amnesty will be at the meeting). Should be easy for a company who's starting motto was "don't be evil" coupled with a share price that has trebled ...
Thursday, May 8th, 2008
Tags: Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Google, job application, Online
Tesco try to win Green-wings with Carbon trial
Tesco’s own-brand products will carry labels showing the size of the goods' carbon footprints. The store said it was introducing the labels in response to consumer demand. "Customers tell us that it is very important to them," said David North, Tesco's community and government director. So important that just 20 ...
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Tags: Carbon Footprint, Emissions, Supermarkets, Tesco
Tesco’s own-brand products will carry labels showing the size of the goods' carbon footprints. The store said it was introducing the labels in response to consumer demand. "Customers tell us that it is very important to them," said David North, Tesco's community and government director. So important that just 20 ...
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Tags: Carbon Footprint, Emissions, Supermarkets, Tesco
More CEOs step down
Two more CEO's announced they're off today: Bluetooth specialist, CSR surprised us all by announcing CEO John Scarisbrick (Mrs Doubtfire, pictured) will be leaving after just 18 months in the job. In fairness he'd joined out of semi-retirement. And bookmakers William Hill are losing David Harding this week - ...
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Two more CEO's announced they're off today: Bluetooth specialist, CSR surprised us all by announcing CEO John Scarisbrick (Mrs Doubtfire, pictured) will be leaving after just 18 months in the job. In fairness he'd joined out of semi-retirement. And bookmakers William Hill are losing David Harding this week - ...
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
