- | July 27, 2022
International migration is part of our world. Businesses have a central role in managing this workforce. Learn more from the experts.
Social Justice
All people have equal rights and should have equal access to opportunities. That’s the principle of social justice and its linked concept, human rights.
Those ideals can seem abstract. But frameworks like the Sustainable Development Goals aim to translate social justice into concrete goals and metrics.
For businesses, addressing social justice includes treating workers fairly and engaging respectfully with communities. That approach benefits everyone. For example, employees, suppliers, and partners who feel respected and safe are more loyal and productive.
NBS guidance on social justice and social sustainability covers a host of topics, from the basics of employee and community engagement to ever-evolving issues like climate justice, modern slavery and inclusive workplaces.
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The Latest of Social Justice
- | May 2, 2022
Companies commit to more Sustainable Development Goals when women are in charge. Here are three reasons why.
- | March 24, 2022
In unstable environments, businesses increase conflict — unless they commit to inclusive development. Learn more.
- | March 14, 2022
Businesses must decide whether to leave Russia because of the war in Ukraine. They should consider social benefit, employee welfare, and shareholder interests.
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The Basics of Social Justice
- | September 28, 2022
Greenwashing harms the planet and can hurt your company’s bottom line. Here’s how to make your sustainability claims accurate.
- | August 22, 2022
Art and music can spark imagination, drive emotion, and create meaning. Businesses can use this power to advance sustainability.
- | July 27, 2022
International migration is part of our world. Businesses have a central role in managing this workforce. Learn more from the experts.
- | July 22, 2022
Business school students want to create sustainability impact. Here’s how educators can help students drive change.
- | July 5, 2022
Carbon reporting is becoming mandatory for many companies. Find out how your can get ready to disclose its carbon emissions and policies.
- | June 29, 2022
After NBS issued a statement on the Ukraine War, stakeholders weighed in. Director Jury Gualandris shares lessons about crisis response.
- | June 13, 2022
Carbon reporting isn’t a perfect system. But it can help you to lower climate-related financial risk, spur innovation and reduce emissions.
- | June 7, 2022
Sustainable finance provides benefits for business and the planet. Find out what it is, why it matters, and how to get beyond the talk.
- | May 26, 2022
Conscious consumerism can mean more sustainable impact. But it’s a goal companies and consumers need to achieve together.
- | May 25, 2022
Engaging through the Network for Business Sustainability is better than ever. Check out our new capabilities.
- | May 18, 2022
Learn what science says about climate change’s causes, impacts and solutions — especially for business.
- | December 13, 2021
Sustainable development requires social sustainability. Understand what it means and how your business can contribute.
What Is Social Sustainability?
Devika Agarwal, Maya Fischhoff, Joe Gilvesy
| December 13, 2021
Sustainable development requires social sustainability. Understand what it means and how your business can contribute.
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