Lawyers are unprepared for ESG demands, survey finds
Most law firms are not prepared to deliver on the rising expectations in the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) area, Wolters Kluwer (AMS:WKL) found in a survey.
Green skills
Government’s lack of long-term planning risks net zero jobs, MPs warn
A lack of long-term planning from the Government risks jeopardising the UK's legally mandated 2050 net zero target, MPs have warned.
Skills and recruitment must form key part of UK battery strategy
As the Government prepares the UK’s first ever battery strategy, consideration must be given to how we are going to provide the quality and quantity of workers needed to secure the future of this vital industry. Lee Elwell, associate director and energy specialist at Jonathan Lee Recruitment discusses why recruitment is so important.
Supply chain and skilled labour top concerns for global wind industry
A new report has found supply chain issues, skilled labour shortages and turbine reliability are among the top concerns of the global wind industry.
Navigating Gen Z’s attitudes towards energy and ESG: winning their hearts and minds
Rishi Dhir, head of strategy at Siegel+Gale, explores how energy brands can win the hearts and minds of Gen Z – soon to be the biggest cohort in the workforce – by walking the talk, challenging industry stereotypes, and embracing diversity.
How to avoid greenwash: a guide for businesses
Consumers increasingly report disinterest in brands engaging in greenwash, while corporate buyers are concerned about the impact on reputation. Yet, while everyone seems to agree that avoiding greenwash is important, there is less information about how to do it.