Corporate Responsibility, page 2

News on corporate responsibility and the NGO sector

President Andrej Kiska speaking at the April 2 gala.

Companies prove once again they care about people and the environment

Who won the Via Bona Award for responsible business?

One of the trainings organised by Accenture.

Why should companies and NGOs help schools?

School graduates often do not meet the latest labour market requirements.

Alessandro Lagazio

Diversity is not an option. It’s a necessity

Ikea’s HR manager talks about how a diverse working environment can help withstand upcoming changes.

The Diversity Charter has more than 50 signatories right now.

Diverse groups are more innovative and more profitable

Many companies promote diversity, but a recent survey shows they are still just outliers.

Our acts speak for us!

As part of its social responsibility strategy, Kaufland performs a number of good deeds.

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Zvolen's park Lanice

More than 10,000 volunteers went on dates with their cities

Cleaning castles and painting fences. This is how people participated in the biggest volunteering event in central Europe.

People could help deaf children during the #GivingTuesday event.

Companies share their prosperity with those less fortunate

Slovakia held its first Giving Tuesday last year.

Most of Slovakia’s waste still ends up in landfills. Some initiatives want to change it.

Thinking ecologically becomes trendy

Companies start taking more environment-friendly approach, but many are still not taking full advantage of it.

Residential complex Bonaparte, built by a company of controversial tycoon Ladislav Bašternák, has become a symbol of corruption in Slovakia.

Is Slovakia still in the bosom of corruption?

Official statistics show less corruption cases are being solved.

Pavol Szalai and Zuzana Hlávková reported on dubious practices during Slovakia’s EU Council Presidency.

Anti-corruption laws are toothless

Anti-corruption measures did not have a strong influence.

Companies can support various non-governmental organisations via tax assignation.

Tax assignation fetches record funds

More than one half of companies do not assign corporate taxes to non-government organisations.

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Chocolate maker in Slovakia invests in communities

Forget sheep cheese and liquor. Slovaks can also earn recognition in the chocolate industry.

Companies will report on the supported projects.

CSR reports should not hide failures

What standards should a good CSR report uphold?

Hriňová

Volunteers from across the globe met in Hriňová

More than 30 volunteers from across the globe came to the town as part of the European Volunteer’s Week.

Volunteers from corporate sector help to improve the environment within the initiative Naše Mesto (Our City).

Responsible business no longer concerns only charity

The most common activities in Slovakia include fair-mindedness regarding employees, health and safety at work, and environmental protection.

The award granted to volunteers.

Volunteers of the Year awarded

One of the awards went to a Slovak nun and doctor killed in South Sudan in May 2016.

Young people can learn a lot from volunteering.

Volunteering helps the young to get rid of stereotypes

Thanks to volunteering, young people make friends, improve their communication and organisational skills, and become more self-reliant and flexible.

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Ecuadorian tribe involved in chocolate production

Cocoa from the Taisha region is of the best quality, without any element of cross-breeding or artificial pollination.

Wings for Life attracted more than 155,000 people.

Sporting events surpass philanthropy dimension

These events inspire an active lifestyle and help to develop philanthropy.

Cacao beans, illustrative stock photo

Slovakia has shortcomings in fair trade

People should be interested in whether the food or products from developing countries were grown or made in fair conditions, and not in companies that employ children.

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