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Is there data to demonstrate financial ROI for Employee Volunteer Programs? 4 Replies

When a business volunteers with a non-profit organization, does it have any effect on the business’ overall productivity? What are the direct benefits for the business? If there’s a link between v...

Tagged: Programs, Employeer, Volunteerism, Volunteer, CSR

Started by Chris Jarvis in Corporate Social Responsibility. Last reply by Chris Jarvis 6 hours ago.

Mom and Pop Shops Flexing Muscle 11 Replies

It’s not often you hear that goliath’s like Starbucks have to back away from a market due to competition from small “mom and pop” shops, but that seems to be exactly what happened in Australia. The...

Tagged: Australia, Starbucks, Corporate Social Responsibi..., csr

Started by Aimo Berg in Corporate Social Responsibility. Last reply by Chris Jarvis 6 hours ago.

ANTHRAX SCARE: SPIN DOCTORS, ROUGE FORCES

Erle Frayne Argonza News came out recently about the suicide by a biodefense researcher who may have something to do with the anthrax scare weeks after the 9/11 event in the USA. I was in the USA ...

Tagged: epidemiology, mass, panic, sociology, biotechnology

Started by Erle Frayne Argonza in Other Discussions 1 day ago.

VIETNAM’S BIZ SUCCESS BY BIOGAS

Erle Frayne Argonza Good morning Vietnam! To this great land of the Annamese, who never cease to cause us wonderment over their exemplary nationalist and patriotic efforts such as their booting o...

Tagged: agriculture, food, enterprise, development, community

Started by Erle Frayne Argonza in Environment Aug 15.

CUBA’S KIDS SMARTEST IN SCIENCE – UNESCO REPORT

Erle Frayne Argonza Amigos y amigas en los todos paises, Buenos dias! Here is a very surprising and brightening news from the South, about a research done led by the UNESCO aimed at measuring the...

Tagged: centrally, states, Carribean, planned, economies

Started by Erle Frayne Argonza in Sustainable Development Aug 15.