The trend to localization is not just a passing fad. The movement is firmly rooted in the realities that globalization has not […]
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On December 8, 2016 the Ohio General Assembly passed Substitute House Bill 554 by lame duck session. During the prior week, OSBC […]
Read moreMeasures in both the House and Senate would make renewable and efficiency targets voluntary through 2020. Source: Ohio lawmakers near vote on […]
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Esperanza Threads is a social enterprise in Cleveland that designs, sews and sells organic clothing.
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OSBC is launching a new series to highlight, high-road business practices in Ohio. Tell us about a business that is implementing sustainable practices.
Read moreEconomists have long argued that increases in worker pay can lead to improvements in productivity—indeed, that it can actually be profitable to […]
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All businesses use the value created by their employees to make profits, but there is a big difference between some businesses on how they do it. What kind of company are you working for?
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The Village of Newburgh Heights has a family leave policy that leads the nation and is walking the talk on family values.
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Ohio joins a group of states — including West Virginia, Alabama and the Attorney General of Michigan — and a group of […]
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Policy Forum on Conservative Thought and Sustainability OSBC was an organizing partner for this interactive policy forum — bringing together national […]
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Congratulations to OSBC member, Christine Hughes, owner of the Village Bakery & Cafe! Village Bakery & Cafe is one of the three […]
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Stronger standards for methane emissions from extraction and transport of oil and gas will reduce wasted energy and pollution and generate opportunities for Ohio manufacturers.
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