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408 veganfriendly banking does it exist? I am so pissed off when I found out triodos support the meat industry and my bank natwest doesnt care that I am poor when I go over my limit ad have to pay a £25 charge. Andrew McDowall on 01st January 11
407 Is it a problem not being a true independent company, is being owned by an non-visible parent brand unauthentic? Naked Wines has been nominated when they are owned by Laithwaites... Question for them, looking after wine growers or their margins... http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2009/feb/21/consumer-affairs-wine-clubs SR on 16th November 10
19 Third party certification - Does your company have an informal or a formal accredited environmental management system (EMS) in place (Acorn, ISO 14001, EMAS etc) or any other accreditation that has to be externally verified by inspection bodies? Evidence of an EMS system may help people evaluate how serious a company is about the environment. SBennett of Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment on 10th March 09 Response from SEE Ltd at 2009-03-12 15:11:02 ([This Q was suggested by S Bennett, Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment] Many thanks. We are developing are revised question about eco-labelling that will incorporate these schemes which we will send to you.)
14 Rewards for failure - Does your company generously reward senior executives for failure and/or destroying their businesses and ruining the lives of company staff and stakeholders? RBS! M on 04th March 09 Response from SEE Ltd at 2009-03-12 15:19:40 (Thanks for this. The SEE Questionnaire already has a Q (CG2) that covers this issue, at least in part. We review our questions regularly, we may focus more closely on rewards for failure in a revised CG2 soon.)
13 Managing risk - Does your business effectively manage risk? Seen what has happened to the banking sector recently! MS on 04th March 09 Response from SEE Ltd at 2009-03-12 15:20:59 (Thanks for this. The SEE Questionnaire already has a Q (CG1) that covers this issue, at least in part. We review our questions regularly, we may add additional risk management requirements into CG1 soon.)
11 Sustainable freight - Does your company use sustainable freight? Why aren't more companies doing more to cut their carbon emissions from freight C on 04th March 09 Response from SEE Ltd at 2009-03-12 15:22:32 (Thanks for this suggestion. We are already researching this topic with a SEE partner and hope to be able to ask companies about their practices and policies soon.)