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The green transition begins with the workforce

From ABD RAHIM ROMLE, associate professor, and FAZILAH MOHD OTHMAN, senior lecturer, Department of Public Management, Universiti Utara Malaysia

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APEC economies call for shattering trade barriers at finance ministers' meeting: HKSAR financial chief
APEC economies call for shattering trade barriers at finance ministers' meeting: HKSAR financial chief

GOING green does not always require expensive technology or major investments. Sometimes, it starts with switching off unused lights, reducing wasted materials, or listening to an employee's idea for improving daily operations.

Yet, when businesses discuss sustainability, attention often focuses on environmental targets, technology, and reports. One important question is frequently overlooked: Are employees prepared to turn these commitments into action?

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