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ARTICLE · 09 SEPTEMBER 2021

Environmental, Social And Governance (ESG)

The strongest businesses are those fit for the challenges of today but crucially with the flexibility, strength and resilience to thrive whatever the future may bring.

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The strongest businesses are those fit for the challenges of today but crucially with the flexibility, strength and resilience to thrive whatever the future may bring.

More and more businesses are seeking to achieve this through a greater understanding and a root-and-branch review of their organisation's impact on its people, on communities and society, and on the planet.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) are three main standards that provide a comprehensive view of the sustainability and societal impact of a business. More and more companies are reporting on their sustainability metrics.

So, why is ESG important for employers? With challenges such as climate change and a societal push towards greater equality and diversity, employers are expected to drive change and have a sustainable business strategy.  On top of that ESG is increasingly driving the financial success of organisations because it has become a key criteria for investors and lenders.

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