SRR Other News
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Fewer than half of UK employers support injured workers
A new report from Group Risk Development (GRiD), the UK industry body for group risk protection, has revealed a worrying…
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Firms must prioritise health and safety of travelling employees
Organisations are being urged by health and security services company International SOS to prioritise the health and safety of their…
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TNFD and GRI jointly publish interoperability mapping resource
A new interoperability mapping resource has been published that gives a detailed overview of alignment between the Taskforce on Nature-related…
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Integrated risk management seriously lacking
A huge 96% of global organisations that took part in a recent survey admitted that they lack mature integrated risk…
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Call for heat stress preventative measures as heatwaves increase
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has warned that heat stress is having serious impacts on the safety and health of…
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UK financial services falling foul of rising regulatory compliance
More than a third of UK financial services firms (36%) have been penalised for regulatory compliance failures in the last…
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ESG due diligence on the increase in M&A transactions
There has been a rise in ESG due diligence in M&A transactions globally despite economic and geopolitical headwinds, a new…
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Europe’s CSRD creates sustainability data challenge for firms, says KPMG
Companies must proactively address the sustainability data challenge, in light of the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), according to…
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Lloyd’s launches Inclusive Futures Coalition
Lloyd’s has launched the Inclusive Futures Coalition, which will deliver the Inclusive Futures programme of initiatives to help create a…
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Lower sulphur shipping fuels accelerating global temperature rise, warns Moody’s RMS
New shipping regulations introduced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to reduce sulphate emissions from vessels could be the “culprit”…
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Sustainability experts see positive developments but warn of backlash
New legislation, such as the SEC climate disclosure rules and EU Green Deal, is the top sustainability development during the…
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Geopolitical tension weakening corporate resilience
Rising geopolitical tension is adversely affecting almost three-quarters of global companies by reducing organisational resilience and affecting employee’s mental health,…
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Critical Raw Materials Act vital to meet supply-side problems in race to net zero
The world will not run out of critical raw materials but there will likely be severe supply side problems as…
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Rising global temperatures increase health risk for workers
Companies must do more to prevent injuries to staff and a decrease in productivity due to extreme heat episodes, according…
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Big increase in companies disclosing 1.5°C-aligned climate transition plans
The number of companies disclosing that they have 1.5°C-aligned climate transition plans has jumped nearly 50% in a year. Not-for-profit…
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Global energy transition loses momentum amid rising volatility: WEF
A new World Economic Forum report has warned that the global energy transition has lost momentum in the face of…
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ESG deeply embedded in M&A process, says Deloitte
ESG appears to be more deeply embedded in the M&A process than ever before, and buyers are increasingly likely to…
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International SOS warns of ‘burnout epidemic’
International SOS has warned of a “burnout epidemic” that employers must address by transitioning from reactive crisis management to proactive…
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QBE report uncovers mental health risks in UK construction industry
Half of UK construction workers have worked in dangerous environments while suffering from mental health issues, according to recently published…
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Quarter of public companies using GRI’s Tax Standard
A quarter (26%) of the 1,000 largest public companies worldwide are voluntarily using the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Tax Standard…