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The XX factor – Getting more Young Women ready for STEM jobs

More girls and women than ever before are studying and excelling in science, technology, engineering and applied mathematics (STEM) studies, but those gains are not being reflected in the workforce, according to a new research report published today by the American Association of University Women (AAUW). The number of women working as computer scientists is …

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Why CSR today is ‘Confused Social Responsibility’

  There is a new urgency plaguing corporates these days, the Companies Act says that they have to report a spend of 2 percent of their profits as deployed in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). According to Section 135 of the Companies Act 2013 all companies with revenues above Rs 1,000 crore and profit above Rs …

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Communicate your CSR – Shout it loud & clear

The latest update on communications about corporate social responsibility is a good news/bad news message. This time, it’s delivered by Black Sun, a communications consultancy, in a recent survey of FTSE100 Index company website. As reported by PR Week, Black Sun’s analysis shows that 80% have a CSR section in the main navigation of their …

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Nestlé Shares Challenges, Progress, Renews Partnerships in Efforts to Create ‘Shared Value’

Last week, Nestlé released the summary of its 2014 Nestlé in society: Creating Shared Value Report, which highlights the company’s progress — and challenges — in meeting its societal commitments. The report gives stakeholders the opportunity to scrutinize Nestlé’s progress during 2014 against 38 specific objectives. The full online version of the report will be available …

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How Starbucks wants to be the face of ‘conscious capitalism’ – Case Study

The global coffee chain has launched a project in the US to get customers talking about race. Its CEO, Howard Schultz, is outspoken on inequality, gay marriage and politics – but not everyone is convinced.  Howard Schultz, the founder and chief executive of Starbucks, wants to start a conversation about race. But even the baristas …

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