
Rosalind Kainyah

Sustainable Business · Corporate Sustainability
Rosalind Kainyah
The EU’s impending regulations on forced labour, which include child labour, could place some African businesses that export to the EU in a sticky mix of law, culture, and human rights
Rosalind Kainyah
Sustainable Business
The key to creating a thriving and sustainable company is to get all employees – from the C-Suite through to the factory floor and reception desk – engaged in everyday Sustainability efforts. Companies sometimes struggle to connect Sustainability initiatives with the daily work of employees. You need to answer the ‘WIFIM’ question for employees - “What’s in it for me?”.
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Rosalind Kainyah
Sustainable Business · Corporate Sustainability
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