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Economic Outlook, Talent Retention, and ESG Efforts Among Top CFO Concerns

Workday

From pandemic-related issues such as supply-chain disruptions, labor shortages, and the growth of remote work , to geopolitical instability, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns, and rising inflation and interest rates, finance leaders are juggling various competing factors likely to affect their organizations.

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Why Environmental, Social, and Governance is Here to Stay

Trusaic

Described by its critics as “woke capitalism,” Environmental, Social, and Governance, (ESG) is facing something of a backlash. A survey by The Conference Board (TCB) found that almost half of all businesses have faced ESG backlash. We also explain why ESG is here to stay, while acknowledging the language around it may need to evolve.

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Why Corporate Transparency is a Win-Win for Business, Consumers, Top Talent

Visier

Enter the ESG score. What is an ESG score? ESG stands for environmental, social, and governance. Companies receive an ESG score that reflects how well they tackle each of those realms of business. Yet others are skeptical of the metric’s reliability as many generally disliked companies have been given high ESG scores.

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ESG and HR: What You Need To Know and Where To Start

Analytics in HR

Beyond oversight and investor responsibility, HR teams can contribute and enable ESG practices in a way that benefits individuals, organizations, and communities. In many organizations, ESG is the sole responsibility of Investor Relations or Sustainability Committees, yet this approach does not deliver tangible results.

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Bersin: Why org health matters in our ‘partially open’ economy

HRExecutive

But, overall, HR and business leaders don’t really know which practices and programs actually make a difference when it comes to employees’ stress levels, productivity and engagement. Companies with leaders who engage in regular dialogue on health and wellbeing are four times more likely to outperform their peers.

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AI’s massive energy drain and its HR and ESG implications

HRExecutive

. “There are many social components that HR deals with,” says Brian Sommer, author of The Executive’s ESG Playbook. ” - Advertisement - Related: Are you ready for HR’s increasingly significant ESG role? “You can’t get away with shoving off your ESG responsibility,” says Sommer.

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Gap Between ESG Efforts & Expectations Becoming More Apparent

Trusaic

These organizations could face strong consequences from “talking the talk but not walking the walk” with regard to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. Investopedia defines ESG as “a set of standards for a company’s operations that socially conscious investors use to screen potential investments.