Understanding the ‘S’ in ESG
The social 'S' pillar in ESG is fast becoming a major consideration for many investors. Watch this video to learn why a company cannot be considered sustainable until it takes social issues into account.
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Find out how you can make an impact with sustainable investing.
The pandemic has thrown the treatment of employees into sharp focus, but many companies still participate in unethical business practices, by exploiting cheap labour and a less protected workforce.
This might yield results in the short term but companies that ensure a safe and equitable workplace for their employees benefit from a happier, more motivated and potentially more productive workforce.
Serving the needs of all stakeholders
The needs of a company's employees, suppliers, customers, shareholders, local communities and environment are all equally important.
A company that considers the impact it has on all its stakeholders is better placed to grow, provide secure jobs for employees, be a reliable partner for suppliers, and in turn deliver more reliable, sustainable returns for investors over the long term.
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