'Who cares?' | HSBC banker's climate change thoughts are at odds with what most staff want
A HSBC banker has quit in the wake of controversial comments which appeared to downplay the risk of climate change...
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A question of ethics | Sainsbury's CEO pay soars as the supermarket rejects living wage calls
Sainsbury's has revealed that the pay of its CEO, Simon Roberts, has tripled to £3.8million in the last financial year - while at the same time, the supermarket has rejected calls from investors to...
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Climate change warnings | Why HSBC has suspended their Head of Responsible Investing
HSBC has suspended Stuart Kirk, its Head of Responsible Investing, after Kirk described climate change warnings as “unsubstantiated” and “shrill”...
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Talent shortage | Hiring struggles? Tell candidates they can travel abroad
With many employers struggling to recruit, expat opportunities could help circumvent the talent issu...
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'Sold out working people' | Plan for new law on remote working requests under fire
A new law has been proposed that allows employees to submit a request for remote working from their first...
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'Allow space for other work' | HSBC latest firm to trial 'Zoom-free Fridays'
Banking giant HSBC has planned to roll out 'Zoom-free' Friday afternoons for some UK employees as...
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HSBC | Manager pens viral post about pandemic overwork after heart attack
'I sat down at my desk at 4pm to prep for this weeks work. And then I couldn't really breathe. My chest...
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'Kicked out' | Is HSBC's executive office restructure a glimpse of the future?
This week, HSBC Chief Executive Noel Quinn confirmed that in line with a progressive new stance on office...
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