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| | | ... in 2011- explicit anti-corruption policies increased 4%, supplier policies increased 4% and limiting gift values 3%. "Company size has a marked effect on policy rates in all areas - for example limiting gift values (24% SMEs versus 77% largest compaÂnies) ... |
| | | | ... individuals who are the dissenting shareholders or director candidates were employees who were unwilling to come with your company on its path of continual improvement," said Andre Morony, Australian Ethical chair, in the letter. "The material that these ... |
| | | | ... employees, and that labour conflicts can be a source of risk that can cause financial and reputational losses for the company and investors. "Brand damage, strikes and other industrial action, and fines and lawsuits are among the potential consequences ... |
| | | | ... conduct publicly available to talk about with investors and other stakeholders about how they manage ethical risks in the company. The number of complaints to media watchdogs has gone up, and it's in their best interest to explain to the investor community ... |
| | | | ... important, things that I think about both categories of cost is how are they going to be assessed and attributed in a company's books. The reason for that is that the [ Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ] ACCC has a hell of a lot of additional ... |
| | | | ... its submission. "Although we are cognisant of the need for Australia to remain globally competitive in attracting new company listings and capital, we do not believe investor protections and equity should be set aside." ACSI raised two further concerns ... |
| | | | ... sustainability at Perpetual. "Some want to use it as engagement tool - we've had a couple of analysts that have gone into company meetings and put it down in front of CEOs and chairmen and said, what about this," Berrutti said. "I'm quite happy to have ... |
| | | | More than 500 AMP shareholders used a smartphone to lodge their proxy votes for the company's May annual general meeting, via technology developed by their registrar, Computershare. AMP reported that more than 7,000 AMP shareholders lodged their proxy ... |
| | | | ... bioplastics supplier of fresh food packaging, has opened new, expanded facilities in the Melbourne suburb of Altona that the company estimates will quadruple its production capacity. Brendan Morris, CEO of Plantic, Minister for Industry and Innovation ... |
| | | | ... media sector supplement designed to aid media companies to report on issues such as the role of freedom of expression in a company's values and operations, the effect of financial contributions from governments, and the way a company manages staff in ... |
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