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| | ... is an emerging story." The survey found that businesses focus human rights efforts where they have direct operational control, such as a high importance on occupational health and safety, non-discrimination and diversity and inclusion. Many businesses ... |
| | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has developed a new AU$250 million program to encourage Australian councils to invest in technologies to increase their energy efficiency and lower emissions. The CEFC Local Government Finance Program will ... |
| | | ... ILO (International Labour Organisation), corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, accountancy and budget control. "Kris brings a wealth of management experience and responsible investment expertise to this role," said Fiona Reynolds, managing ... |
| | | A lawsuit filed by members of US-based Arch Coal's corporate pension plan points to potential exposures of trustees who do not effectively consider changing risk and return impacts such as climate change, according to lawyers at MinterEllison. Maged ... |
| | | As Australian companies increase their business overseas, their use of third parties and agents expose them to challenges on anti-bribery and corruption (ABC) compliance, according to a survey report by KPMG International. Gary Gill, partner and head ... |
| | | ... manufacturer of dynamic-tinting glass. View's dynamic-tinting glass regulates natural light, permitting building occupants to control light and glare, reducing the amount of energy used for cooling, heating and lighting. It is installed at more than ... |
| | | ... appeal the decision, Le Couteur said. "As a result of this case, it will be harder for shareholders who own and ultimately control companies to hold the company accountable for harm the environment, abuse human rights or engage in other conduct that ... |
| | | ... and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank. Almost half of the 30 financial evaluated have policies in place to identify, manage and control or mitigate risks linked to loans or investments in companies involved in soft commodities, particularly soy, palm oil and ... |
| | | Institutional investors both in Australia and around the world are still in early stages of uptake in both environmental, social and governance (ESG)-factor investing and in quantitative-based tailored approaches to risk and return, according to Northern ... |
| | | ... will apply to facilities with Scope 1 (direct) emissions over 100,000 tonnes CO2-e per annum. The entity with operational control over the facility will be the liable entity. This threshold is anticipated to cover around 140 businesses. That is a significantly ... |
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