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He told the Berlin meeting: “I’m proud to say that the CWC is playing a critical role on bringing workers’ rights issues to the forefront. We talk so much about shareholder value; we as the stewards of workers’ capital must stake our claim to what we value.
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He continued: “The CWC exists to enable unions to collaborate globally and to mobilise workers’ capital in support of our brothers and sisters facing insecure casualised employment, and anti-union intimidation. I hope all CWC participants will do what they can to support the XPO campaign, and make sure our capital supports XPO workers wherever they are.”
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We've only scratched the surface on what's achievable. That's what I like so much about the JavaScript API - virtually any previous boundary you can think of that involved Tableau and web interactivity is up for redefinition now.
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Michael: [laughing] That's totally natural when someone sees a programming language for the first time. It's the same reaction we have when we learn math as kids or when people start to learn Excel formulas. There are just some rules to learn first and then all of a sudden it turns into manageable chunks that our brains can understand.
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One doesn’t hear so much about “paradigm shifts” or “re-engineering” nowadays, but “global mindset” and “vision” still trip easily and frequently off managers’ tongues, and “transformation” is a hardy perennial.
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“Multi-unit business enterprise” (MuBE), the name coined by Chandler to describe the new business organization that emerged in the mid-19th century, conveyed the MuBE’s complexity, but not its shape. As we have seen, the MuBE inherited its hierarchy from the military. This gave it a triangular shape seen in elevation and a concentric ground-plan. By concentric I mean that, unlike the other corporate forms it eventually vanquished in the 20th century, and by which it is challenged in the 21st century (see Chapter 7), it had a unique center around which other parts are organized, and to the purposes of which all other parts are subordinated.
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Never in history has society known so much about the processes that shape weather impacts today and been able obtain a wealth from forward-looking weather and climate information – yet pre-emptive (and precautionary) action to manage weather and climate-related impacts is not always taken.
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Improving the resilience of our societies in the face of volatile weather and climate change is an urgent priority today and will increase in importance in the decades to come. The climate of the past is by no means a sufficient basis for decisions going forward. Never in history has society known so much about the processes that shape weather impacts today and been able obtain a wealth from forward-looking weather and climate information – yet pre-emptive (and precautionary) action to manage weather and climate-related impacts is not always taken. While measures exist to adapt to an ever-changing environment, decision makers need the facts to identify the most cost-effective instruments, they need to know the potential weather and climate-related damages over the coming decades, to identify measures to mitigate these risks – and to decide whether the benefits will outweigh the costs. The Economics of Climate Adaptation (ECA) methodology provides decision makers with a fact base to answer these questions in a systematic way. It enables them to understand and quantify the impact of climate change and to identify actions to minimize that impact at lowest cost. The application of a worldwide consistent, yet locally specific methodology to strengthen climate resilience therefore allows integrating adaptation with economic development and sustainable growth.