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How small businesses can keep big-time workers

Q: What tips and advice do you have for small trade businesses to attract and retain great people? Rob Satrom, owner FeedbackWrench A: Nearly every organization finds it challenging to attract and retain great people. The service industry and small trade businesses often provide less lucrative jobs requiring evening/weekend work hours and physically taxing job …

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Arun Jaitley urges industry to spend 2 percent of profits on CSR

He also asked industry representatives to focus on building toilets in schools, especially for girls. Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today urged the industry to spend 2 percent of their profits on corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities. He also asked industry representatives to focus on building toilets in schools, especially for girls. “There are villages …

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The Jaipur Foot- Helping Differently Abled People to Walk on Sunshine Again!

  The world’s largest organization for the disabled is helping disabled people with the ‘Jaipur Foot’-free of cost. Find out more about this noble work! Jaipur is not only crowned for its many achievements in art, food and culture but it is also renowned for its scientific development of the prosthetic leg. It all started …

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Interview – Businesses reap what they sow and need to give back to society

  Dr Mengly Jandy Quach is a Cambodian-American educationist, philanthropist and entrepreneur. Today, he is best known as the founder, chairman and CEO of the Mengly J. Quach Group.   Dr Mengly recently spoke to Khmer Times’ Chea Vannak and outlined his vision of corporate social responsibility for Cambodian businesses.

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Essential skills for next-generation CSR leaders

I’ve often written about the work and research of Coro Strandberg, a consultant who works with businesses and government and industry associations to create policies for a sustainable future.   I highlighted her Green Team Continuum — as I like to call it, CSR 4.0 — which covers four stages: Incremental; Strategic; Cultural; and Transformational.

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