ISSB
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What is ISSB?
ISSB likely refers to the Inter-Services Selection Board. It's a common term, particularly in Pakistan and some other countries, for a military selection board. It is a multi-day assessment process used by the armed forces to evaluate candidates for officer positions. The selection process typically involves psychological tests, group discussions, interviews, and physical tasks to assess a candidate's suitability for military leadership and service.
What other technologies are related to ISSB?
ISSB Complementary Technologies
TCFD
TCFD provides a framework for climate-related financial disclosures, which aligns with ISSB's broader sustainability reporting standards. TCFD informs the 'S' in ISSB.
GRI
GRI provides a broad framework for sustainability reporting, and ISSB will likely aim to align with or build upon GRI's work to ensure comprehensive reporting. GRI is broader than ISSB, covering more of the 'S' in ESG, whereas ISSB focuses on financial materiality.
SASB
SASB focuses on financially material sustainability information, making it strongly complementary to ISSB, which aims to standardize sustainability disclosures for financial markets. SASB standards form the basis of ISSB standards.
Which job functions commonly mention ISSB?
Environmental Health & Safety
133 Environmental Health & Safety jobs mention ISSB
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Auditor
15 Auditor jobs mention ISSB
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Consultant
25 Consultant jobs mention ISSB
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Accountant
63 Accountant jobs mention ISSB
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Finance
78 Finance jobs mention ISSB
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Which organizations are mentioning ISSB?
World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Scientific and Technical Services
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