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There’s been a revolution in the way business sees its responsibilities to stakeholders. A new generation of workers wants employers to have a social conscience.
There’s been a revolution in the way business sees its responsibilities to stakeholders. A new generation of workers wants employers to have a social conscience.
Australia’s business leaders gathered in the ballroom of Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel as a ringing endorsement of the country’s return from the pandemic.
Scott Morrison says regions will benefit from climate policies, declaring net zero emissions won’t be achieved in the ‘cafes, dinner parties and wine bars of our cities’.
Some senior public servants may have experience in being a punchline, but few can match Karen Chester’s claim to inspiring an entire festival stand up show.
Winners in the BCA’s inaugural The Biggies awards went above and beyond in the devastating bushfires that swept through NSW.
BCA’s Biggies Awards finalist: Woolworths stepped up during the COVID-19 pandemic to manage people’s changing shopping needs.
BCA’s Biggies Awards finalist: During the bushfires, Coles regional manager John Appleby decided no threat was big enough to stop him from protecting his community.
BCA’s Biggies Awards finalist: EY launched one of Australia’s most successful private sector bushfire relief initiatives, and it all started with a round of drinks.
BCA’s Biggies Awards finalist: During the pandemic Coles donated extra food and groceries to food banks to help Australians facing hardship.
BCA’s Biggies Awards finalist: Minderoo visited a total of 13 fire-affected communities to develop its response plan — “life-changing” temporary housing pods.
One of Australia’s most successful private sector bushfire relief initiatives, which assisted more than 500 small business owners, started with a round of drinks.
During last summer’s devastating bushfires, the supply of fuel to affected communities became a critical part of the emergency response.
Melbourne-based emergency doctor Simon Doyle focused on the small things to try to establish a personal connection with his COVID-19 patients.
“When you see the glow, it’s time to go,” Kaytee Collins, Bank SA branch manager at Kingscote, the island’s biggest town, recalled.
As fires burned around him, Coles regional manager John Appleby felt an overwhelming feeling of responsibility to his community.
A high-powered job in a bank can be stressful, but last summer a day in the office proved a refuge for volunteer firefighter Scott Hart.
After an extraordinary and challenging 2020, The Biggies will celebrate the positive impact of business in the community.
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