PRLog (Press Release) –
Apr 04, 2008 – Workplace Law Network, the membership site for UK employers and managers, specialising in employment law, health and safety and premises management, is dedicating an entire week to helping businesses understand what sustainability is, what we should be sustaining, and why we should be bothering!
Sustainability is undoubtedly a buzzword in businesses and homes up and down the country. And, as a special issue of Workplace Law Magazine, out on 7 April reveals, some people see sustainability as a driving force in protecting the future for our children and our planet; others dismiss it as a public relations panacea for a problem that is beyond our control.
This unique issue of magazine is being produced as part of Sustainable Workplaces Week, hosted by Workplace Law Network on 7-11 April. The campaign will address the arguments for and against sustainable working, while recognising that the Government has been introducing more and more regulations to govern the way we utilise raw materials and our energy resources, and businesses are under increasing pressure to commit to sustainable working.
Sustainable Workplaces Week, 7-11 April, will therefore help workplace managers to get to grips with what actions they should be taking to comply with the law, and what they could do to operate their business more sustainably.
During the week, Workplace Law Network will be providing members with an extensive range of information and guidance around the issue, in the form of news updates, downloadable white papers and factsheets, and audio interviews - all accessible via the website.
Members will also be able to take part in a fun test to assess their organisations' commitment to sustainable working, and engage with experts on the matter by submitting their queries during a seminar streamed via the Workplace Law Network.
A dedciated online discussion group will also offer members the opportunity to share their own experiences, find out about what activities Workplace Law Group is undertaking in order to improve its own working practices, and obtain specialist, personalised guidance from experts in the field of sustainability.
To benefit from this extensive range of guidance visit the Workplace Law Network from 7 to 11 April.
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Notes to editors:
1. Workplace Law Group specialises in employment law, health and safety and premises management. We provide information, advice, training and consulting for organisations throughout the UK, to help them comply with the law and manage people in the workplace.
2. Workplace Law Training, Second Floor Daedalus House, Station Road, Cambridge CB1 2RE, 0870 777 8881, www.workplacelaw.net
About Workplace Law: Workplace Law Group specialises in employment law, health and safety and premises management. We provide information, advice, training and consulting for organisations throughout the UK, to help them comply with the law and manage people in the workplace.
