Company Policies and Roles: Working For or Against Your Company?

Corporate policies are put in place to maintain consistency and drive efficiency within an organization. But sometimes, a lack of policy cohesion can undermine the corporate sustainability goals leaving both employees and stakeholders disenchanted.  The same goes for job descriptions and roles within an organization.  How can executives unite the roles within organizations with that of an overarching corporate sustainability plan?

It goes without saying that executive management plays a critical role in company success, and business sustainability in any organization begins and ends with leadership.  While management is ultimately responsible for creating employee alignment and engagement, employees have a role to play in the definition and implementation of the organization’s business sustainability programs.    Whether led by a sustainability executive or traditional management, the successful team across have several key players: click here to continue reading.  

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