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| | | Investors in rural industries may face reputational and legal risk, as a new report warns 16,400 people are trapped in modern slavery in NSW. Agriculture, horticulture and meat processing in rural and regional areas, as well as labour hire companies ... |
| | | | ... recently gave employees the right to ignore their boss outside of ordinary work hours. The law is meant to protect the health and wellbeing of workers and reduce stress and overwork, allowing for better work-life balance in a time when the world is more ... |
| | | | Seven ASX300 companies were hit with shareholder backlash over their executive remuneration schemes in the first half of the year, with more 'strikes' likely as the AGM season continues. Global proxy solicitor Georgeson, which analysed shareholder ... |
| | | | ... discourage people from taking genetic tests and accessing the information they need to make informed choices about their health," she said. "Australia's life insurers put in place an industry standard back in 2019 to control how they use genetic ... |
| | | | ... Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam. The region is facing challenges including the accelerating climate crisis, public health crises, and economic and fiscal vulnerability. Aside from its mission to reduce poverty and inclusivity, the ADB also committed ... |
| | | | Agrivoltaics are key to solving land use competition between clean energy and agriculture, but researchers warn of massive hurdles. Agrivoltaics, otherwise known as agrisolar, has benefits for horticulture and sheep grazing, including providing shelter ... |
| | | | ... Microsoft, Disney, and Target. They're found in the pensions and retirement plans of colleges and universities and health care systems, often in the default investment option that new employees are directed into. "Passive investing is not an excuse ... |
| | | | This episode outlines the climate and commercial case for sustainable buildings. With buildings and building materials in hot demand, especially as the nation grapples with meeting its housing targets, momentum is growing on the sustainability side. ... |
| | | | ... to 'forever chemicals' that accumulate and do not break down in the environment and the human body - and cause serious health concerns including cancer and endocrine disruption. Alongside advisor Chronos Sustainability, the group is calling investors ... |
| | | | ... Australians lose $25 billion each year to gambling, the highest per capita spend in the world, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare found. "We've waited too long for governments to act, so now we're using shareholder power to take action," ... |
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