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Slow progress on sustainable buildings, RICS report claims

Workplace Insight

The latest sustainability report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) highlights the continued challenge of embedding sustainable practices within the built environment, despite some signs of progress. The post Slow progress on sustainable buildings, RICS report claims appeared first on Workplace Insight.

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Irish Orgs. Pledge to Adopt ‘Human Rights-Based Approach’ to Mental Health Care

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The launch coincided with a new report on the use of restraints and seclusion on mental health patients, which shows that episodes of physical restraint and the numbers undergoing physical restraint have continued to decrease since 2019. . ” Article → Back to Around the Web The post Irish Orgs.

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How to teach employees professionalism in the workplace

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Develop a robust “feedback culture” focused on delivering timely and accurate constructive criticism – from both managers and peers – when employees exhibit unprofessional behaviors. Have written and consistently applied policies governing: Appearance Time and attendance Social media Office etiquette Media contact Remote work.

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UK and other countries sign international pledge to cut carbon emissions from buildings

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The inaugural Buildings and Climate Global Forum, organised by the French Government and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) concluded last week. The signatories emphasize the need for increased sustainable building renovations and constructions.

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What Is Embodied Carbon And Why Does It Matter In Workspace Design?

All Work

But without minimising embodied carbon in things like construction materials, we’re much less likely to achieve the goals set out in COP26. Building and construction are responsible for 39% of global carbon emissions , according to research. The much anticipated COP26 summit took place between 31 Oct and 12 Nov 2021.

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Europe not on track to deliver carbon neutral built environment by 2050

Workplace Insight

It has been one year today (24 May 2023), since the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) launched a new policy called the EU Policy Whole Life Carbon Roadmap, to help the European Union accelerate total decarbonisation of buildings and construction — the most heavily emitting sector in the world.

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Labor trends to watch in 2024: A U.S. economic outlook and sector play-by-play

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Construction and utilities: building the future Construction Strong growth is in the cards for the domestic construction sector next year. construction spending hit a more than $2 billion record-high. But several companies are reporting a shortage of workers such as engineers and data analysts, which could hamper growth.