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Do employees care about social responsibility?
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When asked about “ideal job” attributes, companies’ social responsibility ranks low, a recent Randstad study finds. How important is SR to you and for people where you work?
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When asked about “ideal job” attributes, companies’ social responsibility ranks low, a recent Randstad study finds. How important is SR to you and for people where you work?
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- What is a socially responsible organization?
- A socially responsible organization is like a socially responsible person -- one that does not see itself as an island but, rather, something that is affected by its environment and something that affects its environment both directly and indirectly.
- About me
- Lifelong communicator with 20+ years in Wisconsin newspapers and last 5 years in business communications. Past president of Milwaukee Press Club, current president of MPC Endowment, board member of Wauwatosa West Suburban Association of Commerce, director and principle of The Summit Group, assistant Boy Scout leader, parish council chairman, parish fish fry dishwasher, grade school forensics coach, assistant girls softball coach, Wisconsin Green Building Alliance and Green America business member.
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- http://www.productiveknowledge.com
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- At 10:10am on May 18, 2009,
Greg Bell said… - David,
Like you, I've been in communications for more than 20+ years. I've run the gamut from press secretary to Archbishop Weakland to helping the USGBC launch LEED to global communications for JohnsonDiversey. Lately, I've co-founded Green Racine and Metro-Milwaukee Green and am getting ready to launch a regional nonprofit for sustainable enterprises and communities. I'm very intrigued by your work with Productive Knowledge and look forward to meeting you at the Conversation Circle next Tuesday.
Take care, Greg
- At 9:08am on February 4, 2009,
Suzanne said… - Thanks for joining TheSRO, David. Have you joined the Sustainable Business Network yet? If not, and you're interested, click on "groups" above and you will find it.
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