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| | | ... the UN Global Compact at 32%. Other instruments cited in the sample of public CSR statements included the International Labour Organization (ILO), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Guidelines, ISO 26000, the Universal ... |
| | | | ... capita income lifted from 16 th among OECD nations in 1990 to 6 th in 2010, overtaking the US in 2005. From 1993 to 1999, labour and capital productivity drove growth in all sectors. Then to 2005, as commodity prices started to boom, our terms of trade ... |
| | | | ... like to have assured. The report found that environmental data were the most commonly assured disclosures, followed by labour practices and product responsibility and society, but that assurance of human rights disclosures was only clearly identified ... |
| | | | ... second most mentioned material issue, with mentions from 80% of respondents. Environment came in third at 76%, and social/labour practices and decent work was mentioned by 71% of interviewed stakeholders. The research asked interviewees about seven broad ... |
| | | | ... added 21 companies and deleted seven countries from the index series. At the same time, FTSE said it applied supply chain labour standards criteria to more than double the number of companies - from 164 to almost 400. FTSE evauates companies facing labour ... |
| | | | ... Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) signatories say that executive remuneration, climate change and supply chain labour standards are "priority areas of engagement" with invested companies in the next year. These areas of engagement were identified ... |
| | | | ... companies are looking to their supply chain as a way of controlling costs. However, AMP said that focusing solely on cheap labour came with its own risks, both in terms of labour exploitation as well as issues relating to goods' quality. "We believe ... |
| | | | ... On the social side, there are things like education levels, the GINI coefficient, the demographic makeup of the country, labour market freedoms, and on the governance side it's things like financial transparency, the level of corruption, how fair the ... |
| | | | ... Of the four areas covered under the Global Compact's principles, companies are taking action on the environment and on labour standards at the highest rates. Anti-corruption efforts have increased steadily for two consecutive years, but human rights ... |
| | | | Only 14% of ASX200 companies have formal policies addressing labour and human rights issues, despite the index's heavy weighting towards sectors with high frequency and/or severity of labour and human rights controversies, according to a new report ... |
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