By Compli-Serve
A controversial new Bill introduced in the US House of Representatives aims to suspend direct aid to South Africa and impose targeted sanctions on its political leaders in response to the country's foreign policy positions on Israel, Hamas and Iran. The proposed Addressing Hostile and Antisemitic Conduct ...
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By Lee Rossini
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to a company's commitment to manage its operations in an ethical, sustainable and socially conscious way. It involves going beyond the pursuit of profits to consider the impact of business decisions on people, the environment and society at large. CSR can cover a broad range of activities, from reducing carbon emissions, reducing unnecessary waste and ethical labour practices to community engagement and transparent governance. While CSR is often associated with large multinational corporations, its principles are just as relevant – and increasingly expected – in small businesses, including financial advice businesses.
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