Search Results | Showing 1251 - 1260 of 1368 results for "People" |
| | | ... Responsibility. "The way things are currently structured, it's quite challenging to get companies to agree to resolutions. People tend to be forced to look at the constitutional amendments." Thus, proposing motions as constitutional amendments shouldn't ... |
| | | | ... very often non-linear," said Louise Doyle, a principal with Effective Philanthropy and co-author of the report. "Where people come in from a mainstream western background would go through school all the way through year twelve, then move on to further ... |
| | | | ... be attributed to the impact of two-strikes, but you can't underestimate threat of name and shame... and that there are people who are willing to publicly talk about remuneration packages." Boards are more willing to listen when investors ask questions ... |
| | | | ... multiplier were big power companies, not the Australian small businesses and households installing and purchasing solar panels. People buying solar systems receive the lower market price for certificates, but power companies are able to pass on the higher ... |
| | | | ... Report during CarbonExpo in Melbourne this week. "That had been trending very high for a long time, many years, and many people felt an obligation to report carbon as a risk knowing it was coming one day without understanding how it would impact on them. ... |
| | | | ... to be," said Nick Armstrong, CEO of COzero, speaking from the CarbonExpo conference in Melbourne. "When I'm talking to people, it's a different debate we're having. It's a debate of, well is Europe going to set aside 1.2bn credits. If they do, the price ... |
| | | | ... convergence of good design - good passive design with good technologies and good systems, but lastly with good behaviour, where people understand the buildings and understand the relationships with them." The white paper also looks to the potential of ... |
| | | | ... reconciliation action plan (RAP), which was started in 2009 with commitments aimed at increasing employment for Aboriginal people. The number of self-identified aboriginal employees rose from a total of 1,012 people in 2011 to 1,164 in 2012. There were ... |
| | | | ... Sistas, a social enterprise which has bought a former tourism business and turned it into low-cost accommodation service for people coming to Cairns for health services, as well as crisis accommodation for the homeless. The money has gone towards the ... |
| | | | ... behind where we thought we'd be, just in terms of assets," he said. "In our initial forecasting, we said we would need four people a week to roll over $25,000 to meet our initial targets. We get two to four members a week, but those people haven't accumulated ... |
|