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ZOLEKA LISA: A blueprint for measuring the triple bottom line

Business Day 25 Apr 2024
In a country grappling with complexity, an ever-changing landscape and socioeconomic inequalities, the alignment of business and community interests isn’t just a catalyst for progress but also a shared responsibility.
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Support, April 25

Standard-Speaker 25 Apr 2024
Perfectly Normal, a bipartisan organization dedicated to ...
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MONDE NDLOVU AND JON FOSTER-PEDLEY: An antidote to apathy — how to leverage 30 years of freedom

Business Day 24 Apr 2024
SA retains the top spot for the world’s most unequal country; in the higher echelons of business inequality is also rife. Black people, who make up 80% of the employable population, account for ...
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Covid supports stabilised labour market but inequality persists - study

RTE 24 Apr 2024
The report describes the labour market recovery as 'extraordinary' and said it highlights the protective and stabilising role of significant public investment in the form of Government supports for businesses, employers and individuals.
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Impact of Full Time Employment Economy on Workforce, Organization & Economy -By Chandra Shekhar Singh, ...

Hindustan Times 24 Apr 2024
This can exacerbate income inequality within society ... While it fosters innovation, productivity, and career advancement opportunities, it also brings challenges such as income inequality, rising costs for businesses, and job insecurity.
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On the sdelines of the spring meetings: A deep dive into World Bank Group’s trade ...

B & FT Online 22 Apr 2024
The goal is to help countries create an enabling environment that attracts investment, encourages businesses to engage in international trade, and ultimately stimulates economic growth ... business.
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India's elections begin with multiple challenges ahead

People Daily 22 Apr 2024
India's economic growth has been driven mainly by high-growth industries such as finance, insurance, real estate and business process outsourcing, which expand social inequality with people in the lower socio-economic class increasingly left behind ... .
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World Insights: India's elections begin with multiple challenges ahead

Xinhua 20 Apr 2024
India's economic growth has been driven mainly by high-growth industries such as finance, insurance, real estate and business process outsourcing, which expand social inequality with people in the lower socio-economic class increasingly left behind ... .
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Trinity Business School’s dean: ‘AI brings a huge threat to people’s ability to learn and to upskill. The threat is that we will deskill’

The Irish Times 19 Apr 2024
“Businesses have been responsible for economic growth, but they are also extremely responsible for the climate crisis and, to a certain extent, the system of social inequality we live in, so we need ...
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Support, April 18

Standard-Speaker 18 Apr 2024
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Hamilton County employers join pay equity

The Cincinnati Herald 18 Apr 2024
Commissioner Vice President Denise Driehaus formed the Hamilton County Commission on Women & Girls several years ago to address gender inequities ... and businesses that have taken the pledge already.
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Commissioner Stephenson Announces Oregon Minimum Wage Determination

Cascade Business News 18 Apr 2024
The minimum wage rates will increase as follows ... They increase community-level economic activity and support local businesses. Moreover, wage increases help to reduce pay inequalities for women and people of color, fostering overall economic growth.
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CRST member aims to build local food economy, offer more choices

West River Eagle 17 Apr 2024
... taking the initiative to advance beyond systemic economic inequalities.” It now points to a number of successful businesses that began with its help (see fourbands.org/news-events/success-stories/).
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China Job Fair strengthens SA bilateral ties

Independent online (SA) 17 Apr 2024
“In the same year, we witnessed the noteworthy signing of $2.2bn worth of purchase agreements between businesses from both countries. Therefore, our healthy trade relations remain instrumental in addressing poverty, inequality, and unemployment.”.
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